Racial minorities are at a disadvantage in court both because of their race and because they are more likely than whites to be poor.

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Studies have shown that racial minorities, particularly Black and Hispanic individuals, are disproportionately represented in the criminal justice system and face numerous barriers in receiving fair and unbiased treatment in court. Additionally, poverty can further compound these disadvantages as those with limited financial resources may not have access to adequate legal representation or resources to fully defend themselves in court.

Racial Minorities Are at a Disadvantage in Court Both Because