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Chávez's crony courts have charged Álvarez Paz with conspiracy, "public instigation of criminality" and "spreading false information"–crimes that could draw sentences of 13 to 27 years.

He connected these imprints together by lines and added to the drawing sentences full of wit".

One in 10 black men ages 25 to 29 were imprisoned last year, partly because possession of crack cocaine (disproportionately used in black communities) draws sentences equivalent to having 100 times as much powder cocaine.

One study found that black defendants in Connecticut had bail amounts 25percentt higher than comparable white defendants, and another found black defendants drew sentences 12percentt longer in federal courts.

The men, many of whom have past associations with mercenary groups, appeared in shackles and heard the court charge them with five offenses, some of which could draw life sentences upon conviction.

Four prominent lawyers involved in rights issues have disappeared after being seized by the police, at least 100 activists have been detained and an unusually large number of activists have been charged with crimes, including some that could draw life sentences with a conviction, said Nicholas Bequelin, a researcher in Hong Kong with Human Rights Watch.

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The sentencing drew condemnation from western embassies in the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, and international rights groups, including Amnesty International.

Her arrest, which took place outside the court's headquarters in The Hague in front of dozens of journalists and Bosnian victims gathered for Karadzic's sentencing, drew condemnation from press freedom campaigners.

Prosecutors seek to apply the hate crime law, a distinction that can draw extended sentences.

Studies have consistently found that blacks are more likely than whites to draw death sentences for similar crimes; blacks who harm whites fare worst of all.