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The discussion about improving the legal system acknowledges the strengths and weaknesses inherent in its design. It is widely recognized that the system is liable to mistakes and biases. Many passionate advocates work to rectify apparent injustices, such as wrongful convictions stemming from poor evidence or prosecutorial misconduct. However, there is a cautionary voice against radical notions to overhaul or dismantle established processes.
The complexities of various cases, particularly with nuances in terminology and circumstance, become significant. Definitions of crimes like sex trafficking can blur and challenge the prosecution, as these narratives clash with the defense's interpretation of events.