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State v. Rogers

Citations

  • 210 S.E.2d 604
  • 263 S.C. 373
  • 1974 S.C. LEXIS 254

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  • providing the trial court's discretion in \excusing jurors . . . will not be interfered with unless it is clearly shown to have been abused to the actual prejudice of the complaining party\ (emphasis added
  • \[T]he general principle that error must be prejudicial in order to be ground for reversal applies to rulings on excusing a juror.\
  • \[T]he general principle that error must be prejudicial in order to be ground for reversal applies to rulings on excusing a juror.\
  • \[T]he general principle that error must be prejudicial in order to be ground for reversal applies to rulings on excusing a juror.\
  • double jeopardy does not attach until jury is sworn.
  • double jeopardy does not attach until jury is sworn

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).

Judges: Ness, Moss, Lewis, Bussey, Littlejohn

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