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Utah Supreme Court· 2/26/1987

State v. Jones

Citations

  • 734 P.2d 473
  • 52 Utah Adv. Rep. 39
  • 1987 Utah LEXIS 658

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  • holding prospective jurors’ later statements indicating impartiality could not obviate strong inference of bias arising from earlier statements
  • prospective jurors who had close associations with members of murder victim’s family should have been dismissed for cause despite their statements that they could act impartially
  • prospective jurors who had close associations with members of murder victim's family should have been dismissed for cause despite their statements that they could act impartially

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Judges: Durham, Hall, Stewart, Howe, Zimmerman

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