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Criminal
History of Black Jurors and Non-Unanimous Verdicts in Louisiana
The chapter explores the historical presence of black jurors in Louisiana from the 1810s to the late 19th century, debunking the misconception that black jury service only started after the Civil War. It also delves into the prevalent issue of non-unanimous jury verdicts in criminal cases in Louisiana, highlighting the racial discrimination and legal battles associated with it.
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