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· 10/27/1967

Levy v. Resor

Citations

  • 384 F.2d 689
  • 1967 U.S. App. LEXIS 4712

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  • prosecutor excused one juror because investigator did not like that the juror had never held a professional position and another, in part, because investigator did not like his body language and demeanor
  • prosecutor excused one juror because investigator did not like that the juror had never held a professional position and another, in part, because investigator did not like his body language and demeanor

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