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Berry v. State

Citations

  • 802 So. 2d 1033
  • 2001 WL 1198986

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  • challenging juror based on view of death penalty is acceptable race-neutral reason
  • challenging juror based on view of death penalty is acceptable race-neutral reason
  • “A challenge . . . based upon a juror’s views on the death penalty is an acceptable race neutral reason.”
  • “If the defendant fails to rebut, the trial judge must base his decision on the reasons given by the State.”
  • “A challenge by the State based upon a juror’s views on the death penalty is an acceptable race neutral reason.”
  • “Where multiple reasons lead to a peremptory strike, the fact that other jurors may have some of the individual characteristics of the challenged juror does not demonstrate that the reasons assigned are pretextual.”

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