Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas· 9/16/1998

Jones v. State

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982 S.W.2d 386
1998 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 113
1998 WL 618992

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holding that the Texas constitutional right to an impartial jury affords no greater protection than that provided by the Sixth Amendment
holding that the Texas constitutional right to an impartial jury affords no greater protection than that provided by the Sixth Amendment
holding that veniremember “was not challengeable for cause simply because she stated she would be more skeptical of accomplice witnesses than of witnesses generally”
holding that a prospective juror was not challengeable for cause simply because she stated she would be more skeptical of accomplice witnesses than of witnesses generally
holding that a prospective juror was not challengeable for cause simply because she stated she would be more skeptical of accomplice witnesses than of witnesses generally
holding that Mason v. State Page 2 prospective juror was not challengeable for cause simplybecause she stated she would bemore skeptical ofaccomplice witnesses than ofwitnesses generally

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Judges: Mansfield, McCormick, Keller, Holland, Womack, Price, Baird, Meyers, Overstreet

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