Supreme Court of Alabama· 6/28/1991

Ex Parte White

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587 So. 2d 1236
1991 Ala. LEXIS 662
1991 WL 138218

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finding permissible an instruction that failed to equate reasonable doubt with “grave uncertainty” and “actual substantial doubt” and that did not require jury to find guilt to a “moral certainty”
finding permissible an instruction that failed to equate reasonable doubt with “grave uncertainty” and “actual substantial doubt” and that did not require jury to find guilt to a “moral certainty”
wherein this court held that an appellant could not raise a claim pursuant to Batson v. Kentucky , supra, where \[t]he record does not even raise the inference of unconstitutional jury selection\

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