Alex v. Rayne Concrete Service

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “the lack of questioning or mere cursory questioning before excluding a juror peremptorily is evidence” of pretext
• noting that “the lack of questioning or mere cursory questioning before excluding a juror peremptorily is evidence” of pretext
• noting that “the lack of questioning or mere cursory questioning before excluding a juror peremptorily is evidence” of pretext
• “[Although ‘gut feelings’ may factor into the decision to utilize a peremptory challenge, this reason, if taken alone, does not constitute a race-neutral explanation.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).