Court of Criminal Appeals of Alabama· 4/26/1991

Bass v. State

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585 So. 2d 225
1991 WL 88552

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in a noncapital case, strike of `preacher' wearing a large cross was race-neutral where a minister was going to be a defense witness
in a noncapital case, strike of `preacher' wearing a large cross was race-neutral where a minister was going to be a defense witness
\[t]he evidence shows that the appellant's statements following his arrest were spontaneous and voluntary\
where this court upheld the strike of a black nurse, one of whose relatives had had a nervous breakdown, in a case dealing with insanity and where the state also struck a white nurse
\[t]he evidence shows that the appellant's statements following his arrest were spontaneous and voluntary\
strikes based on veniremember's acquaintance with defense witness held race neutral

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Judges: Bowen

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