"Racial Disparity in Sentencing?"

Someone did a mega-study and guess what?

It doesn't exist!

• An analysis of twenty years of academic literature found that there is little or no evidence that minorities are mistreated by the criminal justice system when it comes to punishment, despite assertions to the contrary by policymakers, media, and academics.

  “In recent years it has become common belief within the scholarly community as well as the general public that the criminal justice system is biased due to race and class issues. We sought to examine this with meta-analysis. Our results suggest that for most crimes, criminal adjudication in the US is not substantially biased on race or class lines,” professors Christopher J. Ferguson and Sven Smith of Stetson University found in a study to be published in the criminology journal Aggression and Violent Behavior and obtained by The Daily Wire.

  “Overall, this is a cause for optimism,” researchers concluded—though their findings also called into question the honesty and rigor of the work conducted by race-fueled scholars, whose weaknesses were highlighted this month in former Harvard president Claudine Gay.

And in the last quoted paragraph, the methodology used by "race-fueled scholars" is patently dishonest, blatantly manufactured and (to put it kindly) pretty much bullshit.

Amazing.

Of course, we've been telling everyone since the earliest days of the blog that the evidence for race-based policing was minimal at best - and we were assisted in our contention by the Sparklefart TSSSSSSSSSSS card study (a two-year program currently in its twentieth year), that has still not found a single instance of any race based stops. Stops are based on observations of law breaking, and you can see exactly that as the state legislature desperately attempts to carve out exceptions to what can be utilized to perform traffic stops, like plate violations or windshield obstructions or anything of a compliance nature. You can also see it in the pathetic media spin every few months

Can it happen? Sure. Does it happen? In this era of cell phone cameras, squad car cameras, body cameras, cameras on every light pole, intersection, business and front porch, you think we'd be buried in video of cops acting badly....but it always seems to be the citizens.

And now, when someone takes an actual look at the "racial disparity" cited by every lib-tarded lawmaker looking for another restriction on law enforcement, we learn that Justice is more blind than not, and more even-handed then anyone suspected.