Court of Appeals of Washington· 3/11/2003
State v. Brady
Citations
- 64 P.3d 1258
- 116 Wash. App. 143
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- concluding the trial court’s eliminating defendant’s second opportunity to talk with jurors prejudiced the defendant when the case had an issue of bias regarding racial overtones
- trial court erred by unreasonably limiting voir dire, precluding the parties from exploring bias
- court in certain circumstances may “reasonably reduc[e]” amount of time promised for questioning
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Judges: Armstrong
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