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The past week s Washington Post included this notable op-ed by Charles Lane under the headline Here’s some hope for supporters of criminal justice reform. A focal point of the op-ed was this newly published paper by sociologist Michael Light titled The Declining Significance of Race in Criminal Sentencing: Evidence from US Federal Courts.   Here is how the op-ed discusses some key findings with a positive spin: How many more months in prison do federal courts give Black drug offenders as opposed to comparable White offenders? The correct answer, through fiscal 2018, is: zero.  The racial disparity in federal drug-crime sentencing, adjusted for severity of the offense and offender characteristics such as criminal history, shrank from 47 months in 2009 to nothing in 2018, according to a new research paper by sociologist Michael Light of the University of Wisconsin.  For federal crimes of all types, there is still a Black-White discrepancy, but it, too, has shrunk, from 34 m

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