Liberty and Justice for Some

In a society that strives for justice and equality, what happens when those very systems meant to protect the vulnerable become tools for oppression? In Liberty and Justice for Some, Dr. Shenigo unravels the disturbing reality of an American justice system that often favors the wealthy and powerful—giving domestic abusers a license to retaliate against their victims with impunity. Through 8 years of painstaking research, personal experience, and heartbreaking narratives, Dr. Shenigo exposes a grim pattern: the interplay of coercive control and abusive litigation, where victims are systematically silenced. As abusers leverage their resources to discredit and punish those who dare to speak up, many victims are left to navigate a labyrinth of judicial indifference, revealing how agencies such as child protective services and law enforcement often misinterpret or overlook crucial signs of abuse. This book challenges readers to confront the uncomfortable questions people ask of those who are victims: "Why don't they just call the police?" and, "Why did they wait so long to tell?" It serves as a powerful wake-up call, shedding light on the deeply flawed systems that can turn the pursuit of justice into a weapon against the very individuals they are designed to protect. Liberty and Justice for Some is more than just an exploration of the failures within our justice system; it is a profound invitation to consider the emotional and psychological toll on those who suffer in silence. Dr. Shenigo urges readers to advocate for change, bringing to the forefront the voices that have been silenced for too long. Join her on this eye-opening journey and discover how we can reshape the narrative surrounding domestic abuse and champion true justice for all.

שנה

2025

שפה

English

הוצאה

Black Vardo Press

מהדורות

1

ISBN

9798990095052

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