In this episode, Daniel Hu and Anya Rai explore Mississippi courts' heavy reliance on plea bargains to resolve cases without trials. While plea bargains help courts handle heavy workloads efficiently, they often pressure defendants—especially those with limited resources—to plead guilty out of fear of harsher sentences. Through real examples and different perspectives, Rai and Hu highlight how this system often prioritizes speed over fairness. Does plea bargaining in Mississippi deliver true justice or simply an efficient form of injustice?