Book Overview
THE WEAPONIZATION OF THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM examines the mechanisms through which justice can be influenced, diverted, or weaponized when individual, institutional, political, media, or ideological interests interfere with its functioning.Through an analysis of the French judicial system, the work questions institutional flaws, power dynamics, biases, administrative dysfunctions, and mechanisms likely to lead to decisions or practices far removed from the ideal of impartial justice.It also addresses the human consequences of these mechanisms: family conflicts, breakups, rights violations, loss of trust in institutions, and citizens' sense of helplessness.Without claiming to impose a definitive truth, this book invites readers to examine the facts, question dominant narratives, and reflect on ways to strengthen transparency, oversight, and judicial independence.A reflection intended for anyone wishing to understand the strengths and vulnerabilities of a system whose decisions can permanently upend lives.
