Many juries in America remain mostly White, prompting states to take action to eliminate racial discrimination in their selection
As efforts to reform the criminal justice system at the federal level have largely stalled, state policymakers are opening a new front in the fight to reduce bias in the system by aiming to eliminate racial discrimination in jury selection.
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