15K inmates convicted by racist jury practice will not get new trials
On Friday, the Louisiana Supreme Court decided some 1,500 people will remain in prison without a guaranteed right to a fair trial.
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On Friday, the Louisiana Supreme Court decided some 1,500 people will remain in prison without a guaranteed right to a fair trial.
The Reddick case argued that more than 1,500 people who remain incarcerated as a result of nonunanimous jury verdicts should have access to a legal remedy.
The Reddick case argued that more than 1,500 people who remain incarcerated as a result of nonunanimous jury verdicts should have access to a legal remedy.
Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry will defend the state's position against mandating retroactivity for those who've exhausted all their appeals.
The Reddick case argued that more than 1,500 people who remain incarcerated as a result of nonunanimous jury verdicts should have access to a legal remedy.