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What is 'disparity in justice'?
Disparity in justice refers to unequal outcomes within the legal system, often linked to factors like race or socioeconomic status. This story highlights a concerning disparity where non-white victims, especially black people, are disproportionately represented in unsolved murder cases in London. This suggests that the system may be failing certain communities more than others.
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