Curtis Flowers

The provided news articles do not mention Curtis Flowers. They focus on the case of Terry Pitchford, a Black death row inmate from Mississippi. The Supreme Court is hearing arguments regarding alleged racial bias in jury selection during Pitchford's 2006 capital murder trial. The now-retired prosecutor, Doug Evans, is accused of systematically removing Black jurors, leading to Pitchford's conviction. The judge, Joseph Loper, allowed the juror strikes, and the Mississippi Supreme Court upheld the conviction. The current relevance lies in the ongoing scrutiny of racial bias within the criminal justice system, particularly in death penalty cases, and the Supreme Court's role in ensuring fair trial practices.