United States v. Edward Theodore Moore

How courts have described this case

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• “The trial judge, with his experience in voir dire, is in by far the best position to make the Batson prima facie case determination.”
• trial court decision on whether prima facie Batson case has been shown is finding of fact
• “The trial judge, with his experience in voir dire, is in by far the best position to make the Batson prima facie case determination.”
• “The trial judge, with his experience in voir dire, is in by far the best position to make the Batson prima facie case determination.”
• “[T]he [Batson prima facie] issue should be reviewed as a finding of fact, entitling the trial judge’s ruling to great deference on review and subjecting it to reversal only in the face of clear error.”
• “Thus it is important that the defendant come forward with facts, not just numbers alone, when asking the district court to find a prima facie case.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).