United States v. Jose Trinidad Terrazas-Carrasco

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a \clearly erroneous\ or \great deference\ standard of review is applied in the federal court when reviewing a Batson challenge
• holding that a \clearly erroneous\ or \great deference\ standard of review is applied in the federal court when reviewing a Batson challenge
• giving deference to trial judge’s credibility choice and recognizing valid reasons for exercise of peremptory challenge include intuitive assumptions based on prosecution’s confrontation of venireperson
• listing the fact that the prospective juror had “the same last name as someone previously convicted by the prosecutor” as one of a number of grounds for valid peremptory challenges
• listing the fact that the prospective juror had \the same last name as someone previously convicted by the prosecutor\ as one of a number of grounds for valid peremptory challenges
• listing the fact that the prospective juror had \the same last name as someone previously convicted by the prosecutor\ as one of a number of grounds for valid peremptory challenges

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