Moore v. Jenkins

How courts have described this case

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• finding \prejudicial as a matter of law\ the method of allotting peremptory strikes in a multiple-defendant case by which each party, rather than each side, exercised the statutorily-mandated number of strikes
• failure to use side-to-side procedure in allowing peremptory challenges in a case with multiple defendants prejudiced the plaintiff as a matter of law
• failure to use side-to-side procedure in allowing peremptory challenges in a case with multiple defendants prejudiced the plaintiff as a matter of law
• failure to use side-to-side procedure in allowing peremptory challenges in a case with multiple defendants prejudiced the plaintiff as a matter of law
• failure to use side-to-side procedure in allowing peremptory challenges in a case with multiple defendants prejudiced the plaintiff as a matter of law

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).