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Armstrong v. State

Citations

  • 897 S.W.2d 361
  • 1995 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 34
  • 1995 WL 131964

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  • holding that there was no error where counsel did not ask question that would uncover juror’s close friendship with prosecutor
  • recognizing that defense counsel has burden to ask questions to determine a juror’s potential bias
  • recognizing that defense counsel has burden to ask questions to determine a juror’s potential bias
  • holding that there was no error where counsel did not ask question that would uncover juror = s close friendship with prosecutor
  • holding that there was no error where counsel did not ask question that would uncover juror’s close friendship with prosecutor
  • finding no juror misconduct because “defense counsel did not ask the questions needed to elicit the desired information”

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Judges: Baird, Overstreet, Maloney, Baird'S

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