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Dec. 1, 2013

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"[I]t is a troubling reality, rooted in history and social context, that our black citizens are generally more skeptical about the fairness of our criminal justice system than other citizens."

-California Supreme Court Justice Goodwin Liu, concurring in People v. Harris (54 Cal. 4th 804, 866 (2013)), which upheld a rape and murder conviction on the ground that the defendant failed to prove prosecutors discriminated against him during jury selection. ...

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