Appeals court rejects jury selection plan
Black defendants fault US system
A federal appeals court in Boston threw out yesterday a judge's plan to try to get more African-Americans on the juries that will decide the fate of five black defendants in a racketeering case, two of whom face the federal death penalty if convicted of murder. (Full article: 712 words)
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