1. The race question in criminal law: changing the politics of the conflict.
2. History: unequal protection.
3. History: unequal enforcement.
4. Race, law, and suspicion: using color as a proxy fo dangerousness.
5. Race and the composition of juries: setting the ground rules.
6. Race and the composition of juries: the peremptory challenge.
7. Race and the composition of juries: from antidiscrimination to imposing diversity.
8. Playing the race card in a criminal trial.
9. Race, law, and punishment: the death penalty.
10. Race, law, and punishment: the war on drugs.
From the Book - 1st Vintage books ed.
The race question in criminal law : changing the politics of the conflict
History : unequal protection
History : unequal enforcement
Race, law, and suspicion : using color as a proxy for dangerousness
Race and the composition of juries : setting the ground rules
Race and the composition of juries : the peremptory challenge
Race and the composition of juries : from antidiscrimination to imposing diversity
Playing the race card in the criminal trial
Race, law, and punishment : the death penalty
Race, law, and punishment : the war on drugs.
