Van den Haag acknowledges that there is significant direct racial discrimination in the sentencing of those arrested and convicted for murder.

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Van den Haag argues that the disparities in sentencing, particularly the death penalty, are not due to racial discrimination but rather to differences in the circumstances of the crime, such as its severity and the defendant's criminal history.

Van Den Haag Acknowledges That There Is Significant Direct Racial