Race, Crime, and the Law
Examines the influence of race on American criminal law, policing, and sentencing, highlighting ongoing disparities and their legal consequences.
About This Book
Race, Crime, and the Law explores the complex relationship between race and the administration of justice in the United States.
The book examines how racial considerations have shaped legal doctrines, policing practices, and sentencing policies over time.
It analyzes landmark cases and statutes to illustrate persistent disparities within the criminal justice system.
The work encourages readers to consider both historical context and contemporary implications for equality under the law.
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