Inclusive Juries Project
Our Mission
The Inclusive Juries Project (IJP) leads educational, policy, and research initiatives aimed at promoting fair and inclusive juries in North Carolina and throughout the United States. IJP partners with scholars, advocates, court actors, and students to understand and address underrepresentative jury pools, discriminatory jury selection, the influence of bias on jury trials, and the waning exercise of the Sixth Amendment right to a fair and impartial jury. These problems threaten the accuracy and fairness of criminal justice outcomes, violate the constitutional rights of defendants and jurors, and undermine the integrity and legitimacy of our system of justice. IJP addresses these problems collaboratively with innovative, evidence-based solutions.
In the News
Why Black Defendants Don’t Get Judged by a Jury of Their Peers – WUNC The State of Things
August 20, 2020
Contact Us
Inclusive Juries Project
Duke Law Kent Corner Suite
1121 W. Chapel Hill Street, Ste. 201
Durham, NC 27701