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unremedied

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Adj.1.unremedied - not having been put rightunremedied - not having been put right; "unremedied errors"
uncorrected - left faulty or wrong; "uncorrected astigmatism"
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But Americans United counters that argument, insisting that the harms inflicted by government displays are too significant to go unremedied.
A cross, the court and the constitution: religious right groups are ... by Bathija, Sandhya / Church & State
Even if there could still, in theory, be a few cases of discrimination that go unremedied in the absence of racial classifications, there will be many more cases of discrimination that will result from the institutionalization of racial and ethnic preferences.
Unfinished business: the Bush Administration and racial preferences by Clegg, Roger / Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy
So arrest disparities may go unremedied by DTCs--or even worsened if the prospect of non-jail consequences that will not worsen jail crowding spurs police to increase arrests.
Introduction by Weisberg, Robert / Stanford Law & Policy Review
 
 
 
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