I recall the ted talk http://www.ted.com/talks/bryan_stevenson_we_need_to_talk_abo..., if a black man is found guilty of murdering a white woman in Alabama, he is 400 times more likely to be sentenced to death compared to a white man found guilty of murdering a black woman.
I sometimes think about what the reaction would be if statistics showed that the German courts disproportionately often decided to sentence Jews to death?
Perhaps there are some things that could be improved within the penal system in the United States?
I sometimes think about what the reaction would be if statistics showed that the German courts disproportionately often decided to sentence Jews to death?
Perhaps there are some things that could be improved within the penal system in the United States?