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- Category: Justice
- Published: Tuesday, 04 February 2014 01:27
- Written by Attorney Ka'Juel J. Washington
by Attorney Ka'Juel J. Washington (Professor of Law at FAMU School of Law)
The End of Black Parramore: Part 3
In a card game, all participants assume a level of fairness. The players watch the dealer shuffle the cards and pass them out. It's assumed by the players that each person has a fair shot at getting any card in the deck. Therefore, whether you win or lose is just a matter of chance.