United States v. Daryl Warren

How courts have described this case

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• noting that passivity, inattentiveness, confusion, and silence are common race neutral reasons for striking jurors
• noting that the admission of “remote convictions [has] been upheld when a defendant has been in custody for much of the intervening time period”
• noting that the admission of “remote convictions [has] been upheld when a defendant has been in custody for much of the intervening time period”
• “Passivity, inattentiveness, and confusion are common race neutral reasons for striking jurors.”
• “Passivity, inattentiveness, and confusion are common race neutral reasons for striking jurors.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).