thoughts about our country's legal system vis-a-vis government

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Lawyers to be spent years in colleges and universities to be the lawyers that they wanted to be. They would meet people and friends and often would join a fraternity/sorority that could provide them some academic hands (and later on another set of hands that would lead them through strategically with the Justice System). Being part of a fraternity/clique during law school would mean that people in the said clique could rely on you anytime and vice-versa. It would also mean that there is this sort of bond that served as protected blanket to all the comrades in the said clique -- meaning they would protect their ranks regardless if their comrades committed something unjustly. This could mean that on a larger scale lawyers who are part of a clique could manipulate the justice system anytime they feel like doing it. And if one of them is accused of doing some unjust acts then they could manipulate the law according to what suit them. They in the end will be blinded with what is just because of the sense of camaraderie. This sense of camaraderie also manifests in our government. Just because someone is a son of the house of representative then he should be considered to be the supplier of certain services without bidding... and just because he is a compañero of FG, he could do away with his corrupt practices. What if I am a poor victim who does not have a resource for me to get a private lawyer, and the wise thing for me to do is rely on the Public Attorneys' Office, and what if the lawyer i get is a compañero of the one who abused power over me, you think i will get the justice provided by the law?