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Although prosecutors in Arapahoe County may have excused a Black man from serving on a jury for reasons that correlated with his race, the Court of Appeals has upheld a lower court judge’s finding that no discrimination occurred.
The explanation for his dismissal pointed to the man s prior negative experience with the criminal justice system, which both sets of judges agreed may affect Black Americans disproportionately. Nevertheless, the other, nonracial reasons for excusing the man were persuasive.
Nicholas John McDonald was serving his criminal sentence in a community corrections facility, colloquially known as a halfway house, when he absconded. Six weeks later, police arrested him and prosecutors charged McDonald with felony escape. A jury in Arapahoe County convicted him and a judge sentenced McDonald to four years in prison. A change to the felony escape law at the time resulted in a downward revision of his sentence to just six months in jail. ....

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