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California Supreme Court· 9/7/2005

People v. Ward

Citations

  • 114 P.3d 717
  • 30 Cal. Rptr. 3d 464
  • 36 Cal. 4th 186

How courts have described this case

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  • declining to decide whether Miller-El II requires comparative juror analysis on appeal, but concluding that even if it did, such an analysis did not support the defendant’s claim that the prosecution’s peremptory strikes were motivated by racial bias
  • declining to decide whether Miller-El II requires comparative juror analysis on appeal, but concluding that even if it did, such an analysis did not support the defendant’s claim that the prosecution’s peremptory strikes were motivated by racial bias
  • declining to decide whether Miller-El II requires com- parative juror analysis on appeal, but concluding that even if it did, such an analysis did not support the defendant’s claim that the prosecution’s peremptory strikes were motivated by racial bias

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Judges: Brown

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