Summary:
The book investigates the American justice system, contrasting the harsh treatment of the poor with the leniency afforded to the wealthy. It exposes a system where financial status often dictates the level of legal scrutiny and punishment one faces, highlighting the growing chasm between the rich and the poor.
Key points:
1. Wealth Gap: The book emphasizes the disparity in justice for the rich and poor due to America's growing wealth gap.
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