· 3/7/1933
South Memphis Land Co. v. Commissioner
Citations
- 27 B.T.A. 897
- 1933 BTA LEXIS 1292
How courts have described this case
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- recognizing that a trial judge might be tempted to influence the jury’s verdict if it inquires into ongoing jury deliberations
- recognizing that the trial court has a duty to perform a balanced inquiry, and that it may be necessary to interview the complaining juror or jurors, the accused juror, and all or some of the other members of the jury
- “Washington and other courts have granted broad discretion to the trial judge in conducting an investigation of jury problems.’’
- noting “both the defendant and the State have a right to an impartial jury”
- “The trial court is simply in the best position to evaluate the jurors’ candor.”
- \The trial court is simply in the best position to evaluate the jurors' candor.\
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Judges: Lansdon
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