Study: Conviction rates differ based on jury pool’s racial makeup

By: Sylvia Hsieh April 27, 2012

A study has revealed that the racial makeup of the pool from which juries are selected influences conviction rates — and that having even one African-American member in the pool from which a jury is drawn affects the rates.

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Study: Conviction rates differ based on jury pool’s racial makeup

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