Michigan Supreme Court· 7/29/1997

People v. Jendrzejewski

Citations

566 N.W.2d 530
455 Mich. 495

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holding that the excusal of 25 percent of the jury pool for lack of impartiality did not establish community prejudice that impeached the indifference of the seated jurors who displayed no animus
“[W]here there is extensive pretrial publicity, jurors should be adequately questioned so that challenges for cause and preemptory challenges can be intelligently exercised.”
“prior impressions or opinions, not positive in character, do not mandate disqualification.”
“The record reveals that while there was some limited television and radio coverage identifying the crime, the victims, and the defendant, the jury voir dire established that very few jurors had any discernable recall of what they had seen or heard on these broadcasts.”
\concurred only in the result\
“concurred only in the result”

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Judges: Riley, Kelly, Boyle, Weaver, Cavanagh, Brickley

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