University of Michigan Journal of Race and Law (2000). Mr. Dvorak used a "de-coding" method, drawn from employment discrimination law, to argue the federal crack-cocaine sentencing guidelines were unconstitutional. This article was cited by dozens of law reviews, and in one federal court opinion. Congress later revised the Guidelines to make them less discriminatory.
Cracking The Code: De-Coding Racial Slurs During the Congressional Crack Cocaine Debates
by Richard J. Dvorak on May. 19, 2016
Summary
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