Supreme Court to mull challenge to convictions under "racist Jim Crow" jury laws
More than 1,500 people are still incarcerated in Louisiana due to non-unanimous jury verdicts — 80% of whom are Black, one analysis found.
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Supreme Court to mull challenge to convictions under "racist Jim Crow" jury laws
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