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State v. Wright

Citations

  • 405 S.E.2d 825
  • 304 S.C. 529
  • 1991 S.C. LEXIS 117

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  • concluding there was no prejudice to defendant when, despite earlier erroneous rulings by trial judge,, he received what Batson was intended to provide
  • concluding there was no prejudice to defendant when, despite earlier erroneous rulings by trial judge, he received what Batson was intended to provide
  • ruling there is no prejudice to defendant where he received what Batson was intended to provide
  • finding the trial court did not abuse its discretion by denying a motion for a continuance and proceeding to trial in the defendant's absence when the record showed the defendant was aware of the term of court and knew he would be tried in his absence if he failed to appear
  • solicitor’s stated reason for striking black juror, his demeanor and apparent disinterest in the courtroom proceedings, was found racially neutral
  • stricken juror had disinterested attitude and demean- or

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Judges: Chandler, Gregory, Harwell, Toal, Finney

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