Seventh Circuit· 4/19/2001

Rhodda Thompson v. Altheimer & Gray

Citations

248 F.3d 621
2001 U.S. App. LEXIS 7157
80 Empl. Prac. Dec. (CCH) 40,636
85 Fair Empl. Prac. Cas. (BNA) 897
2001 WL 392697

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noting that a juror's stated tendency to believe prison guards over inmates, without more, is not a sign of bias
holding the presence of a biased juror on a jury panel in a Title VII case warrants reversal regardless of whether the error was harmless
holding the presence of a biased juror on a jury panel in a Title VII case warrants reversal regardless of whether the error was harmless
holding the presence of a biased juror on a jury panel in a Title VII case warrants reversal regardless of whether the error was harmless
holding the presence of a biased juror on a jury panel in a Title VII case warrants reversal regardless of whether the error was harmless
noting that a juror's stated tendency to believe prison guards over inmates, without more, is not a sign of bias

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Judges: Posner, Kanne, Wood

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