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Why is the ideal of equal justice difficult to achieve?
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Why is the ideal of equal justice difficult to achieve?

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Judges and juries are not free from personal prejudices or the prejudices of their communities. What are the three levels of the federal court system? ... Only federal courts can hear or decide a case.
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Judges and juries are not free from personal prejudices or the prejudices of their communities.

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