Investigating Racial Disparities In Sentencing And Incarceration (Annotated Bibliography)

Investigating Racial Disparities in Sentencing and IncarcerationStudents NameInstitutionCourse Name and NumberInstructorDue DateInvestigating Racial Disparities in Sentencing and IncarcerationBarry, N. G., Ph D. , Luke Trinka and Celeste. (2024). One in Five: How Mass Incarceration Deepens Inequality and Harms Public Safety. The Sentencing Project. https://www.sentencingproject.org/publications/one-in-five-how-mass-incarceration-deepens-inequality-and-harms-public-safety/ This comprehensive report by The Sentencing Project embarks on a comprehensive analysis of the complex relationship between mass incarceration, societal inequality, and public safety. Through meticulous examination of empirical data and rigorous policy analysis, the authors illuminate the pervasive nature of racial disparities within sentencing practices, which exacerbate systemic injustices entrenched within the criminal justice system. The report underscores the imperative of implementing structural reforms to mitigate racial disparities and promote equitable justice by synthesizing evidence-based insights and offering policy recommendations. As society grapples with the profound implications of mass incarceration, this report serves as a crucial resource for policymakers, advocates, and stakeholders seeking to address systemic biases and foster a more equitable and just criminal justice system.Cassidy, M., & Rydberg, J. (2019). Does Sentence Type and Length Matter? Interactions of Age, Race, Ethnicity, and Gender on Jail