A bar chart claiming Black jurors show stronger in-group racial bias compared to White jurors in legal decisions.

A bar chart titled 'Black Jurors Tend to be Strongly Biased in Favor of Their Own Race', comparing verdict and sentencing probabilities between White and Black jurors based on a 2005 meta-analysis.

Black Jurors Tend to be Strongly Biased in Favor of Their Own Race Results From a Meta-Analysis of Mock Juror Decision-Making Studies 80% 70% 60% 50% Probability of Selecting One's Own Race to Favor in Jury Decisions White jurors give defendants fair odds regardless of race Black jurors give Black defendants extreme favoritism 51% 62% 53% 70% Verdicts Sentencing Juror Race White Black Chart by Crémieux Recueil, @cremieuxrecueil Source: Mitchell et al. 2005, Tables 1-2 Note: AUC = Φ(d/√2)