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· 11/19/1998

United States v. Chris Jermaine Allen (96-6635) Corey Antoine Murray (96-6676) Jason Edward Webb (96-6677) Jeffery Ramone Buckley (96-6679)

Citations

  • 160 F.3d 1096
  • 1998 U.S. App. LEXIS 30523

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that the test for a fair cross-section under the JSSA should be “essentially identical” to the Duren test
  • explaining that the test for JSSA liability is “essentially identical to the Duren . . . test used in the Sixth Amendment fair-cross-section analysis”
  • noting that review of a challenge to fair cross-section representation within the jury is a mixed question of fact and law but indicating an appellate court has de novo review
  • noting that defendants “must show more than that their particular panel was unrepresentative”
  • finding no Sixth Amendment fair cross-section violation where defendants failed to meet second and third prongs of prima facie case
  • finding no Sixth Amendment fair cross-section violation where defendants failed to meet second and third prongs of prima facie case

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Judges: Krupansky, Nelson, Batchelder

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