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Racially Disparate Sentencing Patterns Prevalent Amongst Federal Judges

by Casey J. Bastian

The existence of racial disparity in federal sentencing practices is a common, well-researched issue. The greatest proportion of studies focus on the aggregate disparity between the imposed sentence length of Black versus white defendants. Research has also been conducted on the total disparate sentences Hispanic defendants ...

 

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