The Racial Justice Act and the Fairness in Death Sentencing Act allow offenders sentenced to death to have the same right to challenge, as racially discriminatory, their individual death sentences much in the same way as individuals have in challenging, as racially discriminatory, outcomes under federal employment or housing laws.

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The Racial Justice Act and the Fairness in Death Sentencing Act both allow offenders sentenced to death to challenge their individual death sentences as racially discriminatory. This is similar to individuals being able to challenge discriminatory outcomes under federal employment or housing laws.