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Supreme Court To Decide On Whether Incarcerated People Convicted By Jim Crow Juries Deserve Retrial - Blavity

  • Dec 2, 2020
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The Supreme Court is mulling whether to give hundreds of people the right to redo their trials after they were convicted by non-unanimous juries.

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