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Jefferson v. State

Citations

  • 595 So. 2d 38
  • 1992 WL 34835

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that court has discretion to fashion appropriate remedy and need not always dismiss entire jury pool
  • proceeding with improperly struck juror may be appropriate remedy in absence of prejudice
  • no danger of prejudice when the inquiry is conducted outside the venire ’s presence
  • no danger of prejudice when the inquiry is conducted outside the venire's presence
  • no danger of prejudice when the inquiry is conducted outside the venire's presence
  • no error in seating juror improperly excluded by state

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Judges: McDonald

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