Andre Stanley Deputy v. Stanley Taylor, Warden, Sussex Correctional Institution

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• finding that petitioner failed to explain what kind of evidence he sought to discover to support his Batson claim
• stating that reasonable suspicion for a Terry stop “is not enough to allow the police to transport the person stopped to the police station and extract information through detention”
• noting that \federal courts of appeals have consis- tently held that a sentencing jury can consider an element of the capi- tal offense as an aggravating circumstance even if it is duplicitous\
• finding defendant had not established a prima facie case because of undeveloped record, including failure to present evidence on the venire’s racial composition, caused by delay in raising Batson claim
• noting one of the factors a trial court should consider when determining whether a defendant has presented a prima facie Batson issue is \how many members of the cognizable racial group are in the venire panel from which the petit jury is chosen\
• noting one of the factors a trial court should consider when determining whether a defendant has presented a prima facie Batson issue is “how many members of the cognizable racial group are in the venire panel from which the petit jury is chosen”

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