255 Mich. App. 369 - People v. Tanner’s Empirical Analysis

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4 federal appellate ·

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1. “In the Caucasian population a type B blood is approximately ten percent and a PGM two plus one plus is approximately 20 percent, actually 21 percent. If you multiply the two for a person to have type B blood and be a two plus one plus it would be approximately two percent of the population of the Caucasian population. ... In the African-American population a type B is much higher. It’s approximately 20 percent. And the PGM two plus one plus is about 19.8 percent, so approximately 20 percent as well. So a person’who [has] blood type B and PGM two plus One plus- in the African-American population would be approximately four percent so it would be twice as common in the African-American population as the Caucasian.”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. Tanner v. Yukins