· 1/23/1967
State v. Shawan
Citations
- 423 P.2d 39
- 77 N.M. 354
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- “To expect a juror to confess prejudice is not always a reliable practice.”
- trial court’s denial of defendant's change of venue motion reversed despite fact that seated juror stated during voir dire that she thought she could be fair because to expect jurors to confess bias is not always a reliable practice
- trial court's denial of defendant's change of venue motion reversed despite fact that seated juror stated during voir dire that she thought she could be fair because to expect jurors to confess bias is not always a reliable practice
- describing jurors who had been influenced by prejudicial publicity
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Judges: Chavez, Compton, Hensley
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