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Sandra wanted to become a lawyer so she could fight injustice. The root jus means law. Based on the sentence and what you know about prefixes, what does the word injustice mean
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Sandra wanted to become a lawyer so she could fight injustice. The root jus means law. Based on the sentence and what you know about prefixes, what does the word injustice mean

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I believe it means unlawful.
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