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Russell v. State

Citations

  • 79 So. 3d 529
  • 2011 Miss. App. LEXIS 492
  • 2011 WL 3570003

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  • holding, under Mississippi law, that asking veniremembers if they would “merely . . . go along with the majority” in deliberations was improper demand for pledge to vote a certain way if a certain set of circumstances were shown

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Judges: Barnes, Carlton, Griffis, Irving, Ishee, Lee, Maxwell, Myers, Roberts, Russell

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