Supreme Court of Rhode Island· 6/2/1976

State v. Johnson

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358 A.2d 370
116 R.I. 449
1976 R.I. LEXIS 1294

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holding that “a defendant who complains about an absence from the jury of representatives from an identifiable segment of the community must prove that their absence is due to a preconceived plan conceived by those who are responsible for the formulation of the jury lists”
noting that the “defendant’s aborted illicit nighttime breaking and entering into [a] teacher’s apartment warrant[ed] the inference that he was there to steal something”
noting that the “defendant’s aborted illicit nighttime breaking and entering into [a] teacher’s apartment warrant[ed] the inference that he was there to steal something”
“[A] defendant who complains about an absence from the jury of representatives from an identifiable segment of the community must prove that their absence is due to a preconceived plan conceived by those who are responsible for the formulation of the jury lists”

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Judges: Roberts, Paolino, Joslin, Kelleher, Doris

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