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Re-Coloring Justice: Segregation in the Jury System

April 6, 2017
by Cameron Beach with No Comment US Law

In 1875, African Americans were given the right to serve as jurors. Now, nearly 150 years later, people of color are still grossly underrepresented on jury panels across the country. In 2012, almost every criminal trial in Houston, Alabama (a county composed of nearly 30% African Americans) was hear ...

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