2. What similarities does Atticus see between the men at the jailhouse the night before the trial and the jury the next day? What does he think causes juries to unjustly convict innocent black men? How does Jem propose to fix the problem? How does Atticus propose to fix it?

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Clarissa Sexton

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16 November, 17:03

2. What similarities does Atticus see between the men at the jailhouse the night before the trial and the jury the next day? What does he think causes juries to unjustly convict innocent black men? How does Jem propose to fix the problem? How does Atticus propose to fix it?

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Taniyah Navarro · Answer 1

Attic-us watch that the jury and the mob both were made for a reasonable man, the man who lost consciousness in the group. The man thinks that the cause of life always chosen white men. The jam was a person who thinks that he will change the juries for mistreating behavior. Attic-us thinks that there should be more diversity in the population.

He never thinks that their proposal will guarantee that the trial in may comb like the Tomb Robinson would be fair because he knows that racism is also the factor and still exist there.