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You've probably heard, well more than once, I've certainly heard many times that the

US justice system in particular the criminal justice system is

systematically biased against minorities and specifically blacks.

And this is something that we hear constantly in the media and it's also

something that we hear from academics, from scholars and often when we read a media report it purports to look at a study

and the study is showing some identifiable bias. The bias could be in the number of blacks who are arrested or the number of blacks who are

sentenced or the severity of the

likelihood of getting parole or the likelihood of being disciplined when you're in a prison.

So various ways of trying to expose and document this supposed bias.

Now, recently, two prominent scholars, Christopher Ferguson and Sven Smith, decided to do what is called

a meta-analysis.

A meta-analysis is not a study, not a new study, but a consolidation, attempt to look at a large

number of studies on a topic that have already been done. And what you're doing

is you're comparing the results of these studies. You're comparing and contrasting them

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