Crimes Against Criminals

In this provocative and incisive work, celebrated orator Robert Green Ingersoll offers a scathing critique of the American criminal justice system, arguing that it is too often biased in favor of the wealthy and influential and fails to uphold the basic principles of fairness and equality. With impassioned rhetoric and powerful moral arguments, Ingersoll calls on his fellow citizens to demand sweeping reforms in the way that crime is prosecuted and punished in America.

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