Judgement in court cases is often skewed by biases created by opinions on race and gender. This can cause unfair or preferential treatment to different groups of people, such as child custody favoring women, a large amount of death row sentences towards African Americans, and treatment of police officers when they kill people of certain races. People should have to the right to keep details about themselves private in a court of law, with attorneys speaking on their behalf. If they need to speak, they should have their voice distorted, if they want to make an argument, they should be able to do so without people shadowing their race and gender on their opinions, and so on. It is time to take biases out of the court room; it's time for a change.
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