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when you have disparate views of the law where you see african-americans being churned into the carbonneau justice system, it is concentrated in certain communities and not others, where the american bar association says 40,000 poetical -- collateral consequences on the lives of african-americans where they can't get loans from banks or jobs. they can't get certain business licenses. it's so dramatic that their estimates that the costs to african-americans and the persistence of a wealth gap in our country where black families have 1/10 the wealth of white families. if you look at the impact of the law and the disparate impact on marijuana it's estimated to have caused african-americans in this -- cost african-americans in this country billions of dollars more. my question is, assuming this position where you were called upon for that micah mandate what , are you going to do about this outrageous injustice that persists and infects our society with such a toll on black and brown communities? judge garland: there are many things that justice department has to do in this regard. i agree that

when you have disparate views of the law where you see african-americans being turned into the carbonneau justice system, it is concentrated in certain communities and not others, where the american bar association says 40,000 poetical -- collateral consequences on the lives of african-americans where they can't get loans from banks or jobs. they can't get certain business licenses. it's so dramatic that their estimates that the costs to african-americans and the persistence of a wealth gap in our country where black families have 1/10 the wealth of white families. if you look at the impact of the law and the disparate impact on marijuana it's estimated to have caused african-americans in this country billions of dollars more. my question is, assuming this position where you were called upon for that mandate, what are you going to do about this outrageous injustice that persists and infects our society with such a toll on black and brown communities? judge garland: there are many things that justice department has to do in this regard. i agree that disparate results with respect to wealth