Crawford v. Manning

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• holding trial court committed prejudicial error in refusing to dismiss juror who expressed strong feelings about the matter, even though she stated she could render verdict free of bias
• \One doubts that a person who harbors strong feelings concerning anyone who would sue to recover money for the death of another could be a fair and impartial juror.\
• trial court in wrongful death action should have dismissed for cause prospective juror who admitted that she had strong feelings about anyone who would sue for the death of another notwithstanding her statement that she could render an impartial verdict
• trial court in wrongful death action should have dismissed for cause prospective juror who admitted that she had strong feelings about anyone who would sue for the death of another notwithstanding her statement that she could render an impartial verdict

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