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Dinkins v. State

Citations

  • 566 So. 2d 859
  • 1990 WL 126319

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  • that the state peremptorily challenged the first black person on the jury panel was insufficient to shift to the state the burden to show lack of racial motivation in its challenge
  • trial court did not err in refusing to inquire into state's motives for challenging black juror, where trial court found the defendant did not meet his burden of showing there was a strong likelihood that the state's challenge was based on race
  • trial court did not err in refusing to inquire into state’s motives for challenging black juror, where trial court found the defendant did not meet his burden of showing there was a strong likelihood that the state’s challenge was based on race

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Judges: Wentworth

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