Supreme Court of Minnesota· 8/4/1995

State v. Logan

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535 N.W.2d 320
1995 Minn. LEXIS 675
1995 WL 458917

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holding that the question of whether a juror is impartial is a credibility determination and that appellate courts defer to a district court's finding of impartiality
holding that the question of whether a juror is impartial is a credibility determination and that appellate courts defer to a district court’s finding of impartiality
holding that the question of whether a juror is impartial is a credibility determination and that appellate courts defer to a district court’s finding of impartiality
noting that improper juror selection criteria or the seating of a biased juror undermines the process and is not amenable to harmless-error review
stating that “a defendant cannot receive a fair trial at the hands of jurors who [are] inclined to give unqualified credence to law enforcement officer[s] simply because [they are] officer[s]”
finding a juror who said he would “try” to set aside prior biased opinions to be biased

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Judges: Coyne, Anderson, Tomljanovich, Stringer

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