State v. Jonathan Bruno

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• “The law infers bias when, irrespective of the answers given on voir dire, the prospective juror has such a close relationship with a participant in the trial, be it a witness, a victim, counsel, or a party, that the potential juror is presumed unable to be impartial.”

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