California DA's Office Under Fire for Jury Selection Bias

Alameda County prosecutors accused of racial, homophobic, and antisemitic discrimination in death penalty cases.

California Supreme Court upheld a death sentence despite allegations of racial bias in jury selection.
Federal judge orders review of over 30 death penalty cases for potential racial bias.
Newly uncovered notes reveal prosecutors used derogatory terms for Black, Jewish, and LGBTQ+ potential jurors.
Advocates call for the resentencing of all affected death penalty cases in Alameda County.
District Attorney Pamela Price faces pressure to address systemic misconduct and ensure fair trials.