Study shows that Florida Blacks are sentenced to longer sentences for identical crimes. projects.heraldtribune.com
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Study shows that Florida Blacks are sentenced to longer sentences for identical crimes
Andrew Moore
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Jacob Davis
Good.
Evan Adams
>identical
doubt it. more incorrectly conducted studies to fuel leftist propaganda.
Gavin Young
Assuming this is true and they didn't (((forget))) to account for something, explaint to me why I should care. I'm neither a Floridian nor am I a black person
Carson Butler
Identical crimes to whom? Non-Florida blacks? Then I agree that that's wrong, all niggers should be getting the same time for the same crimes.
Landon Richardson
>not properly accounted for multiple arrests
Adrian Bennett
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Joseph Howard
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Julian Johnson
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Adam Ross
(OP)
Doesn't pass the smell test. What's probably happening is blacks have longer criminal records and thus their most recent charges (that are identical to the whites) are given higher sentences. They're also probably more likely to be caught red-handed blowing pot smoke in a cop's face or some dumb shit.
Nolan Nguyen
ARE THE BLACKS MORE LIKELY TO BE REPEAT OFFENDERS
IF YES: SENTENCE LONGER
IF NO: SENTENCE SAME
Connor Fisher
>repeat offenders get more time that first time offenders.
>people who evade arrest are surprised by their longer sentences.
I'm just so amazed, like literally wow.
Henry Martinez
because they commited 10 more crimes before that one
Hudson Bennett
That's a damn shame...they weren't strung up.
Jaxon Richardson
fails to leave out the part that niggers are always repeat offenders.
Jonathan Thompson
That's your problem.
Kevin Perry
They're very oppressed all day long
Charles Morales
Ok, half the comments already realized the gaping flaw in your garbage. Times to sage, hide and ignore.
Jason Jones
You don't understand the systemic injustice taking place? When you become the minority you're going to wish the majority knows what "Justice" is.
Kevin Sullivan
Read the study. Comparable records.
John Davis
Not true
Joseph Johnson
“There’s a built-in expectation that you’re more likely to be violent if you’re African-American, and that’s ingrained in some of our judges,” said Martin McClain, a South Florida defense lawyer who handles death penalty cases across the state. “In some counties, you can just feel the racism.”
But they are more likely to be violent. Haven't these people interacted with nogs before?
Noah Thomas
Green text it
Lucas Peterson
>ead the study. Comparable records.
Were their incomes comparable?
Mason Carter
>projects.heraldtribune.com
also, it doesn't appear to take severity into account
>battery
There are varying degrees of this.