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State v. Nelson

Citations

  • 103 N.H. 478
  • 175 A.2d 814
  • 1961 N.H. LEXIS 71

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  • requiring three weeks to pick jury in widely publicized case not evidence of prejudice but rather shows court’s “extreme care” in obtaining impartial jury
  • requiring three weeks to pick jury in widely publicized case not evidence of prejudice but rather shows court’s “extreme care” in obtaining an impartial jury
  • “The very nature of the charges ... could not fail to create general public interest with attendant widespread publicity through the various news channels.”
  • fact that it took several weeks to select a jury indicates “the extreme care taken by the Trial Court to insure that an impartial jury was selected”
  • failure to exhaust peremptory challenges was factor considered in deciding whether pretrial publicity prevented impanelling of impartial jury

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Judges: Wheeler

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