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Two state Supreme Court justices stun some listeners with race comments

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State Supreme Court justices Richard Sanders and James Johnson stunned some participants at a recent court meeting when they said African Americans are overrepresented in the prison population because they commit a disproportionate number of crimes.
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Both justices disputed the view held by some that racial discrimination plays a significant role in the disparity.

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