Supreme Court· 6/23/1947

Fay v. New York

Citations

332 U.S. 261
67 S. Ct. 1613
91 L. Ed. 2043
1947 U.S. LEXIS 2924

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federal courts may exercise supervisory power over the selection of federal jurors “to reflect ... notions of good policy” and not simply constitutional mínimums
“we are not ready to assume that * * * differences [in occupation] degenerate into a hostility such that one cannot expect justice at the hands of occupations and groups other than his own”
New York’s “blue ribbon” jury upheld

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Judges: Jackson, Murphy, Black, Douglas, Rutledge

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