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Only 15 percent of African-Americans who have had recent contact with the court system believe it is "usually or always" fair, according to a national survey. Latinos and whites don't share blacks' skeptical views of the nation's courts, but even their confidence is surprisingly low. Only half of polled Latinos and whites said their courtroom experience left them with a positive impression.
August 15, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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