A Justice System Unworthy of the Name…

The transfer to the United States of the defendants charged in the assassination of President Moïse has sparked outrage. The discomfort is understandable. But it is difficult to claim that the denial of justice has not become systematic in Haiti.

A Justice System Unworthy of the Name…

Jovenel Moïse

Between incompetence, a lack of resources for judicial officers, and predatory and immoral practices, the justice system is undergoing, with little internal resistance, its gradual capture by a conglomerate of interests whose guiding principles are the exploitation of poor litigants and impunity for wealthy and powerful political and economic operators and their allies.

The nation is not being uplifted. The rule of law has suffered a severe setback. Force and arbitrariness prevail. The justice system's failures have been condoned, acce

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