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Randolph v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 716 S.W.2d 253
  • 1986 Ky. LEXIS 291

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  • concluding that a juror who was an employee of the state’s attorney was impliedly biased
  • concluding that a 3 juror who was an employee of the state’s attorney was impliedly biased
  • “A verdict is improper when a peremptory challenge is not exercised by reason of false information.”
  • “In addition it is entirely possible that she may have been in a position to have known about the case prior to trial.”
  • secretary for prosecuting attorney impliedly biased as a matter of law and therefore must be struck for cause
  • secretary for prosecuting attorney impliedly biased as a matter of law and therefore must be struck for cause

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Judges: Wintersheimer

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