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Tag Archives: Michigan State courts
Juries So White: Why the All-White Jury is Still so Prevalent in Michigan
By Christopher Hemry Executive Editor, Vol. 24 Michigan courts are insidiously tedious in the way they secure all-white juries.[1]For serious cases, more than 60 potential jurors are brought to the court, and then 14 are randomly selected to sit in … Continue reading
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Tagged criminal justice system, juror bias, juror questionnaires, jury selection, Michigan, Michigan State courts
