Supreme Court of South Carolina· 12/16/1991

State v. Wilder

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413 S.E.2d 323
306 S.C. 535
1991 S.C. LEXIS 263

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holding that counsel may strike a juror based on demeanor and disposition
holding a party may strike a potential juror \based on their demeanor and disposition\
noting a proper strike may be based on \demeanor and disposition.\
solicitor’s explanation that two blacks were struck from the jury because they reported late for jury duty established that strikes were racially neutral
no Batson violation where solicitor excused two black jurors because they were late but sat a white juror who was also late, because the white juror expressed a desire to serve on the jury
no Batson violation where solicitor excused two black jurors because they were late but sat a white juror who was also late, because the white juror expressed a desire to serve on the jury

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Judges: Chandler, Gregory, Harwell, Finney, Toal

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