Criminal Justice in Divided America

In Criminal Justice in Divided America, the author explores the interplay between a fractured criminal justice system and the crisis in American democracy. Sklansky critically examines the roles of police, courts, and prisons, advocating for pragmatic reforms that address both public safety and criminal accountability. By seeking to improve police practices, limit prosecutorial power, and enhance jury involvement, Sklansky offers a blueprint for bridging political divides and fostering a more inclusive approach to justice that can heal and strengthen democratic values.