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State v. Chase

Citations

  • 106 Or. 263
  • 211 P. 920
  • 1922 Ore. LEXIS 122

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  • women became “freemen” and the “peers” of men for jury service upon gaining political rights
  • trial court had authority to disqualify male prospective jurors in order to obtain a jury that consisted of equal numbers of men and women, as statute required
  • trial court had authority to disqualify male prospective jurors in order to obtain a jury that consisted of equal numbers of men and women, as statute required

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Judges: McBride

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