Dean Paramore v. Cleavenger

How courts have described this case

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• stating that “the presiding trial judge has the authority and responsibility, either sua sponte or upon counsel’s motion, to dismiss prospective jurors for cause”
• recognizing three possible grounds for challenges for cause: those based on actual bias, those based on implied bias, and those based on \inferable\ bias
• recognizing three possible grounds for challenges for cause: those based upon actual bias, those based upon implied bias, and those based upon \inferable\ bias
• recognizing three possible grounds for challenges for cause: those based upon actual bias, those based upon implied bias, and those based upon \inferable\ bias
• affirming the decision to strike for cause a juror who had engaged in conduct similar to the conduct alleged against the defendant
• affirming the decision to strike for cause a juror who had engaged in conduct similar to the conduct alleged against the defendant

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