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impact of race on juries  

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  • The relationship between race and the decision making of juries is complex and controversial. Media and public discussions of the topic often focus on anecdotal evidence in the form of recent high-profile cases in the United States. [Source: Encyclopedia of Psychology and Law; Race, Impact on Juries]

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