United States v. Robert Warren Cameron

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• holding that a juror who cannot remain awake during much of the trial is unable to perform his duty
• holding that a juror who cannot remain awake during much of the trial is unable to perform his duty
• trial court questioned juror about greeting a key defense witness, which had been observed by defense counsel
• judge has discretion to remove juror who cannot perform duties
• “[T]he trial judge, in his sound discretion, may remove a juror and replace him with an alternate juror whenever facts are presented which convince the trial judge that the juror’s ability to perform his duty as a juror is impaired.” (emphasis added)
• juror properly excused because juror continually falling asleep

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).