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Fortunately, all the court proceedings, arguments, and reasoning are entirely public, so an academic could examine all of this very closely and report on how se
by compiler-guy 4y ago
Fortunately, all the court proceedings, arguments, and reasoning are entirely public, so an academic could examine all of this very closely and report on how sexism may or may not have played a role in the disparate sentencing.
Any such analysis would have to start with the fact that he was convicted on 12 counts, and she was convicted on 4.
- LeroyRaz 4y agoCan not what you are convicted of also be biased? Statistically the gender bias in sentencing is very established / clear cut. There is a lot of academic literature on it. It seems strange to expect this bias to not have influenced this case too.