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cjrl-2306	Chandran, Ashok	Color in the “Black Box”: Addressing Racism in Juror Deliberations	2015	25	.pdf	application/pdf	16935	644	51	V. MOVING FORWARD: EMPIRICAL REALITIES OF A TRIAL Other commentators have analyzed this split, positing various reasons for why the issue should be resolved to allow post-conviction inquiry into juror racial bias. Importantly, Rosales-Lopez altered the presumption in such cases; whereas Aldridge and Ham presumed the validity of a defendant's proposed line of questioning, the Rosales-Lopez Court specifically stated that “[t]here is no constitutional presumption of juror bias for or against members of any particular racial or ethnic groups.	cache/cjrl-2306.pdf	txt/cjrl-2306.txt