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State v. Tucker

Citations

  • 2003 WI 12
  • 657 N.W.2d 374
  • 259 Wis. 2d 484
  • 2003 Wisc. LEXIS 12

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding, based upon anonymous jury analysis, that trial court’s failure to determine whether jury needed protection or to take precautionary measures to minimize prejudice to defendant was nevertheless harmless error due to defendant’s confession
  • applying anonymous jury analysis where both parties had access to the jurors' names, but the jurors were referred to only by numbers in open court
  • finding trial court’s failure to provide justification for semi-anonymous jury was error
  • court erred in adopting practice of empanelling anonymous juries in all drug cases without individualized determination of need

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Judges: Bablitch, Abrahamson, Bradley, Sykes

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