Incarcerated, with extreme prejudice

If the victim had been an unarmed white kid, she writes, the murderer would have been arrested; if the shooter had been a black man, there would be no question but that he would be in jail. There is, she says, “evidence aplenty to suggest that these are not wild imaginings.”

Walshe notes that The Sentencing Project compiled a report of numerous studies into racial disparity in sentencing spanning a 20-year period and found overwhelming evidence of racial discrimination against minority defendants.

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