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Why does Tom say he ran from authorities in spite of his innocence? What does his answer suggest about his faith in the judicial system? (CH 19 of To Kill A Mockingbird)

Why does Tom say he ran from authorities in spite of his innocence? What does his answer suggest about his faith in the judicial system? (CH 19 of To Kill A Mockingbird)
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Why does Tom say he ran from authorities in spite of his innocence? What does his answer suggest about his faith in the judicial system? (CH 19 of To Kill A Mockingbird)

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Tom was afraid of ending in court and understood the level of racism that exist at the Southern Judicial System

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