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· 2/1/1984

United States v. Darrell G. Hafen

Citations

  • 726 F.2d 21
  • 1984 U.S. App. LEXIS 25856

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • noting that defendant’s knowledge of law is a factor weighing in favor of a valid waiver
  • stating that comparative disparity is measured by calculating “the percentage difference between the proportion of blacks eligible to serve as jurors ... and the shortfall in black representation”
  • stating that comparative disparity is measured by calculating \the percentage difference between the proportion of blacks eligible to serve as jurors . . . and the shortfall in black representation\
  • calculating “the difference between the percentage of eligible blacks in the population [i.e., age eighteen or over] and the percentage of blacks on the master wheel”
  • calculating “the difference between the percentage of eligible blacks in the population and the percentage of blacks on the master wheel”
  • applying the absolute disparity test in the case before it, though acknowledging that the complete exclusion of a small distinctive group will result in only a small absolute disparity

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Judges: Coffin, Breyer, Maletz

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