While the Court said that a risk of racial prejudice was involved in a jury's decision, it held that the level of risk was sufficient to establish a violation of a constitutional right.

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The Supreme Court has recognized that while there may be a risk of racial prejudice in jury decisions, simply identifying a risk does not automatically establish a violation of a constitutional right. The Court often requires a showing of specific evidence or circumstances where the racial prejudice significantly impacted the fairness of the trial or the decision-making process to establish a constitutional violation.

While the Court Said That a Risk of Racial Prejudice