Musick v. State

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• it is not legitimate to apply an occupation-based, group bias to a prospective juror without inquiring whether the bias applies specifically to the venireperson and the trial court erred by accepting the purported rationales
• it is not legitimate to apply an occupation-based, group bias to a prospective juror without inquiring whether the bias applies specifically to the venireperson and the trial court erred by accepting the purported rationales

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