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The Guardian: White men make up 79% of elected prosecutors in US, study says

July 7, 2015

Jamiles Lartey discusses our 2014 Justice for All? findings for the Guardian.

From the article:

White Americans make up 95% of elected prosecutors across the US, according to a study that cites the non-indictments of white police officers in the high-profile deaths of unarmed black men as the ‘shocking’ reality of a disproportionate and non-diverse criminal justice system that relies on prosecutorial power.

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