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The 2nd Circuit Court has upheld the jury system of the US District Court for the Southern District of New York despite acknowledging 'troubling' racial disparities in the way prospective jurors are identified. This decision came as the court upheld a Black man's 2023 gun-offense conviction, rejecting his argument that the grand jury was not drawn from a fair cross-section of the community. The ruling highlights ongoing concerns about racial representation in jury selection processes.
'Troubling' Racial Disparities Exist in Manhattan Federal Court's Jury Selection, 2nd Circuit Says https://t.co/Tg3n714tHV
A federal judge ruled that a former public defender in North Carolina had failed to prove that US federal judiciary officials mishandled a sexual harassment complaint she lodged against her supervisor https://t.co/S0CuEiEkei @nateraymond https://t.co/3oV82SLvLm
Judge William Young criticizes #SCOTUS's presidential immunity ruling in a footnote about the importance of trial attorneys, as he tosses an ex-public defender's claims that the Judicial Conference flubbed an investigation into workplace sexual harassment. https://t.co/LU7rtwFEvU https://t.co/ooFB3eEgGl https://t.co/IhcrF8Vx5z