Tenney v. Mautner

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• finding no abuse of discretion where \the trial judge was most circumspect in ascertaining whether . . . [challenged jurors] were capable of rendering fairly a verdict on the evidence adduced\
• finding no abuse of discretion in declining to excuse for cause a juror who was son-in-law of a detective who investigated the crime or a juror who was a second cousin once removed of the victim
• finding no abuse of discretion in declining to excuse for cause a juror who was son-in-law of a detective who investigated thé crime or a juror who was a second cousin once removed of the victim
• Dissenting Opinion by Musmanno, J.

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