People v. Barfield

How courts have described this case

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• the discretion accorded to a trial judge \is not only broad but must be applied flexibly to the unique situation of each individual case\
• the discretion accorded to a trial judge “is not only broad but must be applied flexibly to the unique situation of each individual case”
• the discretion accorded to a trial judge \is not only broad but must be applied flexibly to the unique situation of each individual case\
• \The law recognizes that judges are not clairvoyant and that his or her determination that the jury could not render an impartial verdict may or may not be correct.\
• \The law recognizes that judges are not clairvoyant and that his or her determination that the jury could not render an impartial verdict may or may not be correct.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).