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New York Times: Study Documents the Paucity of Black Elected Prosecutors: Zero in Most States

August 8, 2015

Nicholas Fandos explores our 2014 Justice for All? findings on elected prosecutors.

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Sixty-six percent of states that elect prosecutors have no blacks in those offices, a new study has found, highlighting the lack of diversity in the ranks of those entrusted to bring criminal charges and negotiate prison sentences.

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