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Supreme Court· 11/23/1964

Lewis v. Allen

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  • 379 U.S. 923
  • 85 S. Ct. 279

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  • court did not abuse its discretion in refusing to ask whether any jurors or family members had been the victim of burglary because it did not relate to a cause of disqualification

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