Russell A. Tinsley v. Bob Borg

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• noting that courts have found implied bias where juror is apprized of prejudicial information about the defendant
• noting that courts have found implied bias where juror is apprized of prejudicial information about the defendant
• noting that courts have found implied bias where juror is apprized of prejudicial information about the defendant
• noting that courts have found implied bias where juror is apprized of prejudicial information about the defendant
• holding that a presumption of juror bias was unwarranted where the defendant was on trial for rape, and the challenged juror had worked as a psychiatric social worker trained to deal with rape victims and at one point had testified on behalf of a rape victim
• holding that a presumption of juror bias was unwarranted where the defendant was on trial for rape, and the challenged juror had worked as a psychiatric social worker trained to deal with rape victims and at one point had testified on behalf of a rape victim

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