Clements v. Clarke

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• explaining that the question of whether extensive pretrial publicity prevents a defendant from receiving a trial before an impartial jury has “nothing to do with judicial inquiry of deliberating jurors of the possibility of judicial pressure on an undecided jury to render a verdict”
• explaining that the question of whether extensive pretrial publicity prevents a defendant from receiving a trial before an impartial jury has \nothing to do with judicial inquiry of deliberating jurors of the possibility of judicial pressure on an undecided jury to render a verdict\

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• Clements v. Clarke
  First Circuit· 2010-01-20· cited 74×