Utah Supreme Court· 9/6/1984
State v. Hewitt
Citations
- 689 P.2d 22
- 1984 Utah LEXIS 914
How courts have described this case
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- stating that palpable inconsistencies within testimony of prosecution witnesses could result in vacation of criminal conviction
- stating that palpable inconsistencies within testimony of prosecution witnesses could result in vacation of criminal conviction
- a potential juror’s assurances of impartiality are overcome by record evidence indicating biases so strong and deep as to preclude impartiality
- a potential juror's assurances of impartiality are overcome by record evidence indicating biases so strong and deep as to preclude impartiality
- in reviewing jury selection, some deference must be accorded the discretion of the trial court
- in reviewing jury selection, some deference must be accorded the discretion of the trial court
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Judges: Hall, Stewart, Howe, Durham, Zimmerman
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