H1903
An Act addressing racial disparity in jury selection
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Bill overview
This bill, H.1903, aims to address concerns about racial disparities in the jury selection process in Massachusetts. It seeks to examine and potentially reform practices that may lead to underrepresentation of certain racial groups on juries. The bill’s purpose is to ensure a more diverse and representative jury pool, promoting fairness and equal justice under the law. It is part of a series of legislative efforts to tackle racial disparities within the state.
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Primary sponsor
John Francis Moran
Cosponsor
John Francis Moran
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