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The Associated Press on MSN · 4d

Racial bias tainted jury selection and death sentence for a Black man in North Carolina, judge says

A North Carolina judge has ruled that racial bias tainted jury selection and sentencing in the trial of a Black inmate who was sentenced to death in 2009.

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Judge finds racial bias tainted jury selection in Black man's death row case

A North Carolina judge ruled Friday that a Black defendant’s capital trial was undermined by allegations of racial bias during jury selection, potentially opening the door to death row inmates throughout the state getting resentenced.

WGHP-TV Greensboro on MSN · 2d

North Carolina judge finds death sentences influenced by racial discrimination

On Friday, a Johnston County judge found that race played a significant role in the death penalty trial of Hasson Bacote, influencing the makeup of the jury along with the decision of the death

Latin Times on MSN · 4d

North Carolina Judge Rules Racial Bias Played a Role in Conviction of Black Man Who Spent 15 Years on Death Row

Judge ruled prosecutors unlawfully dismissed Black jurors in Hasson Bacote's death penalty case and used racist language like "thug" and "predators of the African plain."

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Black Man's Compromised Capital Trial Could Lead To North Carolina Death Row Inmates Being Resentenced

North Carolina death row inmates may be eligible for resentencing if it is determined that a Black defendant's trial was ...

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Eerie death row meal requests - from dirt and one olive to tin of spaghetti

Death Row inmates are given one final request before they die. The Mirror takes a look at the strangest and bizarre prison ...

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Racial Justice’s Second Act

The ruling in the first Racial Justice Act evidentiary hearing in more than a decade will have implications for the death ...

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Race was ‘a significant factor’ in Johnston County death penalty case, NC judge rules

In a 120-page order, Superior Court Judge Wayland Sermons also ruled that race was “a significant factor” in other death ...

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