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Cobb v. State

Citations

  • 825 So. 2d 1080
  • 2002 WL 31059829

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  • holding that the State’s explanation for the use of a peremptory strike, that the prospective juror was young and a student, was facially race-neutral
  • concluding that it was not unreasonable to strike a prospective juror in a drug case when the State genuinely believed that the juror's youth and status as a student would cause her to be more lenient
  • concluding that it was not unreasonable to strike a prospective juror in a drug case when the State genuinely believed that the prospective juror’s youth and status as a student would cause her to be more lenient
  • concluding that it was not unreasonable to strike a prospective juror in a drug case when the State genuinely believed that the prospective juror’s youth and status as a student would cause her to be more lenient
  • prosecutor's explanation for striking black prospective juror on a drug case on the basis of age and status as a student was facially race-neutral and acceptable as genuine
  • “Florida courts have often invalidated a peremptory challenge as a pretext where the excused juror was not questioned and shown to share the alleged group bias.”

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Judges: Taylor

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