whytheracecardisplayedFeb 12, 20201 min readThe N.C. Supreme Court must stop racism in jury selection #courtThe impact of these practices shows up in the most serious of cases in North Carolina. Experts analyzed North Carolina’s post-Batson death penalty cases as of 2010 and the sample size was large – 173 death penalty cases with 7,400 potential jurors. Two different statistical studies – one from the Illinois Law Review and another from Michigan State University College of Law – showed that qualified Black citizens in North Carolina were excluded from juries at about two and a half times the rate of white jurors.#trending #trendingnow #trendingtopic #trendings #trendingyoutube_ #trendingnakhraJUSTICE SYSTEM 5 views0 commentsPost not marked as liked
#courtThe impact of these practices shows up in the most serious of cases in North Carolina. Experts analyzed North Carolina’s post-Batson death penalty cases as of 2010 and the sample size was large – 173 death penalty cases with 7,400 potential jurors. Two different statistical studies – one from the Illinois Law Review and another from Michigan State University College of Law – showed that qualified Black citizens in North Carolina were excluded from juries at about two and a half times the rate of white jurors.#trending #trendingnow #trendingtopic #trendings #trendingyoutube_ #trendingnakhra
