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Cooper v. State

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  • 432 P.3d 202

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  • recognizing that a case's sensitivity to bias is a proper consideration under Batson
  • noting that a pattern of peremptory strikes is one way to satisfy step one of a Batson challenge requiring a prima facie showing that the strike was race-based
  • noting that a pattern of peremptory strikes is one way to satisfy step one of a Batson challenge 22 requiring a prima facie showing that the strike was race-based
  • noting that the standard for establishing a prima facie case \is not onerous\
  • explaining that a Batson claim requires a defendant to first make a prima facie showing that a peremptory strike was exercised on the basis of SUPREME COURT Of NEVADA 3 (0) I 947A alfetz race and ultimately to show discriminatory intent
  • reviewing a district court's resolution of a Batson objection at the first step for clear error

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Judges: Cherry, Parraguirre, Stiglich

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