Rather, racial discrimination is more concealed in sentencing. It exhibits in peoples and their thought that produce unequal outcomes in certain situations, such as sentence severity. Harsher sentencing outcomes is a direct effect of race. Decisions in the justice system are not just based on the crimes and its severity, but also other irrelevant factors. As far back as the criminal justice system, race always played a role, whether big or small. Nevertheless, in the United States it is “neither invariable, nor universal, nor is it as overt as it was even thirty years ago.” (Tushar Kansal) It has become more of an insidious aspect, that creates the unequal distribution of incarceration lengths or severity. In the past
Rather, racial discrimination is more concealed in sentencing. It exhibits in peoples and their thought that produce unequal outcomes in certain situations, such as sentence severity. Harsher sentencing outcomes is a direct effect of race. Decisions in the justice system are not just based on the crimes and its severity, but also other irrelevant factors. As far back as the criminal justice system, race always played a role, whether big or small. Nevertheless, in the United States it is “neither invariable, nor universal, nor is it as overt as it was even thirty years ago.” (Tushar Kansal) It has become more of an insidious aspect, that creates the unequal distribution of incarceration lengths or severity. In the past