We are dishonest with ourselves if we think that the lack of judicial diversity in this country does not impact judicial decision-making.
Mondaire Jones: “We are dishonest with ourselves if we think that the lack of judicial diversity in this country does not impact judicial…”
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Jones argues that judicial diversity affects decision-making processes.
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