Alsopp v. State

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “where it is clear that the challenged juror is a member of a racial or ethnic group and the court is aware of the fact, a general objection is sufficient to trigger an inquiry”
• reversing the trial court based on its failure to conduct an inquiry after the defense properly put the State's strike of a prospective juror at issue
• when parties and trial judge understand prospective juror is Hispanic, general objection sufficient to require inquiry
• when parties and trial judge understand prospective juror is Hispanic, general objection sufficient to require inquiry

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