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Salazar v. State

Citations

  • 795 S.W.2d 187
  • 1990 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 109
  • 1990 WL 79088

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  • concluding that removal of 100% of venire persons of same race enough to establish prima facie case
  • holding that production of a prosecutor's juror information notes is both \necessary and proper\ when prosecutor refreshes his memory regarding the exercise of peremptory challenges by reviewing those notes before giving testimony at Batson hearing
  • “The court of appeals held that appellant failed to meet the three Batson criteria for raising an inference of purposeful discrimination.”
  • “The court of appeals held that appellant failed to meet the three Batson criteria for raising an inference of purposeful discrimination.”
  • Hispanic ethnicity constitutes “race” for purposes of showing cognizable racial group for Batson challenge
  • judge held hearing in library rather than open court, violating art. 1.24 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure (West 1977), which requires “[t]he proceedings and trials in all courts shall be public”

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Judges: Miller, McCormick, Clinton, Berchelmann, White

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