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· 11/4/1991

State v. Tigano

Citations

  • 818 P.2d 1369
  • 63 Wash. App. 336
  • 1991 Wash. App. LEXIS 410

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • reviewing mistrial motion based on jury misconduct for abuse of discretion
  • information not revealed during voir dire is prejudicial if it would have provided the objective basis needed to challenge for cause
  • failure of a juror to disclose that she had heard pre-trial publicity about a case did not warrant a new trial because the juror's knowledge would not have supported a challenge for cause
  • information known during voir dire but not revealed upon request will be prejudicial if it is material and would have provided the objective basis needed to challenge for cause
  • failure of a juror to disclose that she had heard pretrial publicity about a case did not warrant a new trial because the juror’s knowledge would not have supported a challenge for cause
  • impeachment may focus on time of event or time of trial

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Judges: Morgan

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