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Hicks v. State

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  • 591 So. 2d 662
  • 1991 WL 269762

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  • finding that the state's reason for challenging the only black person on jury venire in a drug case constituted mere pretext where reason offered was that juror was a music teacher, married to a musician, and thus likely to be more liberal and involved with drugs
  • prosecutor failed to question music teacher to explore his perception of her greater tolerance to the use of controlled substances
  • prosecutor failed to question music teacher to explore his perception of her greater tolerance to the use of controlled substances
  • prosecutor failed to question music teacher to explore his perception of her greater tolerance to the use of controlled substances
  • no follow-up questioning of juror who was a musician

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