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What is considered the most significant factor behind the circumstances that now contribute to Aboriginal peoples’ over-representation in the criminal justice system as both offenders and victims?
a.   High rates of drug and alcohol abuse on reserves.
b.   Higher crime rates in Aboriginal communities.
c.   The impact of colonization.
d.   Lack of appropriate role models.
e.   Systemic discrimination in the criminal justice system.

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Right! Just checked with a friend.

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Pretty simple question if you think about it. Thanks for providing feedback.

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