· 10/6/2023
In the Matter of Z.C. v. the State of Texas
How courts have described this case
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- holding the defendant and the prospective juror do not have to be the same race to qualify for a Batson challenge
- stating “We may not accept as a defense to racial discrimination the very stereotype the law condemns.”
- stating \We may not accept as a defense to racial discrimination the very stereotype the law condemns.\
- parties in a litigation allowed to raise the claims of prospective jurors to be free 2 from discriminatory jury selection
- defendant in a criminal case has standing to raise the third-party equal protection claims of jurors excluded by the prosecution because of their race
- “With the exception of voting, for most citizens the honor and privilege of jury duty is their most significant opportunity to participate in the democratic process.”
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