This was intriguing to me, so I want to share how I did some light investigation of the question. https://chat.openai.com/share/2dc83d60-d14b-4438-8226-ac59de4

This was intriguing to me, so I want to share how I did some light investigation of the question. https://chat.openai.com/share/2dc83d60-d14b-4438-8226-ac59de452add https://chat.openai.com/share/2dc83d60-d14b-4438-8226-ac59de... I don't know if it can summarize books correctly always, it almost always does; and I also don't know if there's just a bias in publishing about race relations because that sells. But it seems right to me that the most orthodox opinion is that racial bias, drug policy and socioeconomic status are the biggest factors in the severity of sentencing in general. So you are referencing two acutely exceptional cases - a white collar crime by a rich person that only somewhat interacts with drug abuse of Aderrall that is acutely severely punished, and a drug-related crime that is acutely poorly punished.