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State v. Ford

Citations

  • 512 S.E.2d 500
  • 334 S.C. 59
  • 1999 S.C. LEXIS 33

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  • holding that employment is sufficiently race-neutral to meet the burden of production during step two of a Batson hearing
  • holding that reversal and granting of a new trial is a proper remedy where the trial court erred in finding defendant violated Batson in striking certain jurors and any challenged juror was seated on the second jury
  • holding that reversal and granting of a new trial is a proper remedy where the trial court erred in finding defendant violated Batson in striking certain jurors and any challenged juror was seated on the second jury
  • holding that reversal and granting of a new trial is a proper remedy where the trial court erred in finding defendant violated Batson in striking certain jurors and any challenged juror was seated on the second jury
  • holding that reversal and granting of a new trial is a proper remedy where the trial court erred in finding defendant violated Batson in striking certain jurors and any challenged juror was seated on the second jury
  • holding that reversal and granting of a new trial is a proper remedy where the trial court erred in finding defendant violated Batson in striking certain jurors and any challenged juror was seated on the second jury

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Judges: Burnett, Finney, Toal, Moore, Waller

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