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U.S. v. Tuitt, No. CR. 98-30048 (D.Mass.) (68 F.Supp.2d 4) (September 10, 1999) (Judge Magistrate)

Shortly after the advent of the crack-cocaine laws, the courts began to become deluged with claims that the Government was targeting minority groups through selective prosecution tactics. Then, in 1996, the Supreme Court set a rigorous standard of proof for such claims by holding that a defendant claiming selective prosecution ...

 

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