Racial bias and injustice in the justice system (Must be based on ethical terms)

Racial bias and injustice in the justice system (Must be based on ethical terms)
For instance, you may be interested in racial profiling and the extent to which is raises ethical issues about the conduct of police officers who engage in that practice. Why is racial profiling an ethical issue? Is it lawful or unlawful? Can it be regulated by enacting departmental policies? How can police officers be controlled so as not to engage in racial profiling? What are some of the consequences of racial profiling for minorities and others who might be targeted by police? Another topic might be prosecutorial misconduct. A prosecutor may be prosecuting a defendant who happens to be a former contender for the prosecutor position in the community. While evidence exists that the defendant has committed some crime, the current prosecutor discovers some evidence that shows the defendant’s innocence, but she withholds that evidence. This is prosecutorial misconduct and violates a fundamental evidence principle known as “discovery.”What are various forms of prosecutorial misconduct? How can prosecutorial misconduct be regulated or minimized or eliminated?

An annotated bibliography is a list of citations to scholarly books, articles, and documents which reference a specific topic. Each citation generally includes a brief description and evaluation paragraph of about 150 words: the annotation. The purpose of the annotation is to inform a reader of the relevance, accuracy, and quality of the cited sources.