Racism in the Supreme Court
In the death penalty case McCleskey v. Kemp, Justice Scalia wrote a memorandum to the other justices saying that he did not need additional proof that racism motivated the jurors to impose the death penalty. He also said that knowing that racism motivated the jurors and, thus, prosecutorial discretion, should not require reversal of the sentence. This logic trivializes the harmful impact of racism in criminal law and enforcement. See https://t.co/EOKb95nG4U
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Just getting around to reading the indictment against SPLC. Incredible. The org paid informants in hate orgs, so that contradicts the mission of eliminating those orgs. Yawn.
@DrCABerry@Bmbempower I did a write-in vote for Living Single. I'd have a headache during the first episode of Martin and by the second episode of Fresh Prince.