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Foster v. State

Citations

  • 557 So. 2d 634
  • 1990 WL 17486

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  • that prosecutor does not get a \good feeling\ about a juror is not racially neutral
  • Prosecutor’s inartieu-lated “feeling” regarding, a prospective juror and the desire to reach another prospective juror were unsatisfactory neutral reasons for the exercise of its peremptory challenges.
  • \[A] `feeling' about a juror does not satisfy the Neil test.\
  • state had peremptorily challenged three out of five prospective black jurors
  • a “feeling” about a juror does not satisfy the Neil test
  • potential jurors could not follow the law unless compelled

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Judges: Hubbart, Baskin and Goderich

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