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DESCRIPTION:Immigration enforcement is increasingly dependent on local crim
 inal justice authorities\, and yet basic questions on the criminal case pr
 ocessing of non-U.S. citizens in state and local jurisdictions remain unan
 swered. Leveraging uniquely rich case information on all felony arrests in
  California and Texas between 2006 and 2018\, this article provides a deta
 iled examination of the legal treatment of non-U.S. citizens from booking 
 through sentencing. In both states\, we find that non-U.S. citizens arrest
 ed for the same crime and with the same prior record are significantly mor
 e likely to be convicted and incarcerated than U.S. citizens. These unexpl
 ained citizenship gaps often exceed the observed disparities between white
  and minority defendants\, but the results were not identical in both stat
 es. In line with the more rigid views towards migrant criminality in Texas
 \, the case processing of foreign nationals is notably more severe there t
 han in California at nearly every key decision point. These findings sugge
 st that even in local criminal justice settings\, citizenship is a unique 
 and consequential axis of contemporary legal inequality.\nVortragender: Pr
 of. Michael T. Light (University of Wisconsin-Madison) \nVIDEO: mit Videop
 odcast (Link auf dieser Seite)
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ORGANIZER;CN="Max-Planck-Institut zur Erforschung von Kriminalität, Sicher
 heit und Recht":mailto:c.hillemanns@csl.mpg.de
SUMMARY:Noncitizen Justice: The Criminal Case Processing of non-U.S. Citize
 ns in Texas and California
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