United States v. Cynthia Diane Roberts, Johnny Binder, Jr., and Martha Marie Preston

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the police heard the defendant giving orders to the occupants of the condominimum
• \Intuitive assumptions about a potential juror's interest and attitudes can be acceptable as a neutral explanation for a peremptory challenge.\
• disinterested demeanor, inattentiveness, involvement in political campaign of potential defense witness, statement that potential juror would not accept tape recordings as evidence, familiarity with a named defendant

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).