What we found is blacks are almost twice as likely to be charged with a minimum mandatory offense as whites.
Jose Luis Correa: “What we found is blacks are almost twice as likely to be charged with a minimum mandatory offense as whites.”
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Discussing racial disparities in minimum mandatory sentencing.
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