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Understanding why the States does not have a unified system of justice.
Why doesn't the United States have a unified system of justice instead of the current fragmented, patchwork system of competition and overlapping organizations?
This solution explains why the United States does not have a unified system of justice. The framers of the constitution developed the idea of state sovereignty with the idea that each state could develop a system of rules and laws to suit their population.
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