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2 years ago

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The Australian legal system isn't very fair. Why are there problems with having a fair hearing and why is everyone not equal in

a courtroom?

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meriva2 years ago

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Answer:

-There is so much discrimination.

-If it's a jury most people just think guilty as they don't know the law

-Many people can't afford a good lawyer

-Many people have an inadequate knowledge of the law

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