Anyone who has knowledge of court cases where state power is at stake has seen gross injustice. Even though I believed myself to be a public school survivor I did not see the general principle at work, at first. It took decades before I realized that I was not witnessing just corrupt judges. It was the system. How can a member of government be trusted to do anything that would damage government? By limiting government power a judge limits himself. It is against his self interest, e.g., his career. Any organization conceived to benefit the public or a segment thereof quickly puts itself first, even at the expense of the public.  If a mechanism can ever be devised to keep the two interests synonymous we would have a civilized society, at long last.