Supreme Court of Iowa· 12/1/2017

State v. Jonas

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904 N.W.2d 566

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adopting a three- prong approach to presumption of prejudice where a defendant requests an additional strike after the court improperly refuses to disqualify a juror, causing him to expend a peremptory challenge
“[I]n order to show prejudice when the district court improperly refuses to disqualify a potential juror under Iowa Rule of Criminal Procedure 2.18(5)(k) and thereby causes a defendant to expend a peremptory challenge under rule 2.18(9
“Specifically, in order to show prejudice when the district court improperly refuses to disqualify a potential juror under Iowa Rule of Criminal Procedure 2.18(5)(k) and thereby causes a defendant to expend a peremptory challenge under rule 2.18(9
“Specifically, in order to show prejudice when the district court improperly refuses to disqualify a potential juror . . . and thereby causes a defendant to expend a peremptory challenge under [Iowa Rule of Criminal Procedure 2.18(10) (2023
alleging a new ground of law relating to jury selection
establishing a three-prong test to presume prejudice in juror-disqualification appeals

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Judges: Appel, Mansfield, Waterman, Who, Zager

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