In , the Supreme Court rejected a challenge on the grounds of racial discrimination to Georgia's death penalty law.

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McCleskey v. Kemp (1987) is the case in which the Supreme Court rejected a challenge to Georgia's death penalty on the grounds of racial discrimination. The Court held that statistical evidence of racial disparities in the application of the death penalty was insufficient to overturn Warren McCleskey's death sentence without showing clear and specific evidence of racial bias in his own case.

In , the Supreme Court Rejected a Challenge on the Grounds