Court of Appeals of Washington· 8/20/2012

State v. Clark

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170 Wash. App. 166
283 P.3d 1116

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distinguishing Mach on grounds “both sides had an opportunity to extensively question the jurors, and the defense was able to identify jurors who expressed an inability to keep an open mind”
“A defendant must demonstrate prejudice as a result of the court’s failure to strike a juror for cause... If the challenged juror did not ultimately sit on the jury, the defendant cannot show prejudice.”
“A defendant must demonstrate prejudice as a result of the court’s failure to strike a juror for cause . . . If the challenged juror did not ultimately sit on the jury, the defendant cannot show prejudice.”

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Judges: Cox, Grosse, Schindler

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