Kentucky Supreme Court· 9/11/2003

Jackson v. Commonwealth

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113 S.W.3d 128
2003 WL 21990262

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“[Appellant’s] attorneys' statements did not and cannot constitute a constitutionally valid waiver of his right to trial by jury.”
\[Appellant's] attorneys' statements did not and cannot constitute a constitutionally valid waiver of his right to trial by jury.\
“under federal law, a written waiver is only one factor to consider in determining if the defendant knowingly, voluntarily, and intelligently waived the right to trial by jury”
“It is now well settled that an accused, in the exercise of a voluntary and intelligent choice, may waive his right to a jury trial .... ” (Citation and quotation omitted.)
involving waiver of right to jury trial
right to trial by jury

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Judges: Keller, Lambert, Graves, Johnstone, Wintersheimer, Cooper, Stumbo

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