CRIMEJun 23 · 21:32 UTCTHE OAKLANDSIDEDarwin BondGraham

2 men released from Death Row sue Alameda County for $572M over jury selection

Two men released from Death Row are suing Alameda County for $572M, alleging wrongful exclusion of Black and Jewish people from juries led to their imprisonment. Prosecutors' actions resulted in several men being freed, prompting a legal reckoning for the county.

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