Kentucky Supreme Court· 6/17/2010

Brown v. Commonwealth

Citations

313 S.W.3d 577
2010 Ky. LEXIS 148
2010 WL 2470872

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holding that a jury’s knowledge that defendant was being retried but not that he had been found guilty, did not violate the defendant’s rights
holding that a jury’s knowledge that defendant was being retried but not that he had been found guilty, did not violate the defendant’s rights
holding that a jury’s knowledge that defendant was being retried but not that he had been found guilty, did not violate the defendant’s rights
overruling defense motion to strike where potential juror was a law enforcement officer who had contact with the Commonwealth’s Attorney’s office and state police
“[W]e have declined to hold that the absence of prejudice plus the absence of prejudice somehow adds up to prejudice.”
“[T]he fact that the jury may have been aware that [the defendant] was being retried no more infringed upon his right to be presumed innocent than does the jury’s awareness that the defendant was arrested, indicted, and put on trial.”

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Judges: Noble, Cunningham, Minton, Abramson, Venters, Scott, Schroder

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