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work_eoql43uylzddhjmndsxriumzpq	Barry F. Rudnick	The Criminal Justice System	1983	47	.pdf	application/pdf	16164	1651	71	These statistics show people from BME communities continue to be overrepresented in the criminal justice process and are less likely than White people to be confident that the from Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) groups working in the Criminal Justice System (CJS). similar for Asian, White and Other ethnic groups, whereas the rate for Black people was almost three BCS also showed that people in BME groups were at greater risk of personal crime compared with White (2005) Minority ethnic groups and crime: findings from the Offending Crime and Justice Survey 2003, Home Office Online Report 33/05 London: Home (2005) Minority ethnic groups and crime: findings from the Offending Crime and Justice Survey 2003, Home Office Online Report 33/05 London: (2005) Minority ethnic groups and crime: findings from the Offending Crime and Justice Survey 2003, Home Office Online Report 33/05 London: Minority Ethnic (BME) groups (up 22% for Asian, 17% for 'Other' and 5% for Black people) compared with	./cache/work_eoql43uylzddhjmndsxriumzpq.pdf	./txt/work_eoql43uylzddhjmndsxriumzpq.txt