United States v. Travles Russell Lane

How courts have described this case

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• \this does not mean that a prima facie case of discrimination arises every time a prosecutor strikes a black prospective juror\
• “[T]his Court will not address the question of whether the defendant established a prima facie showing to satisfy Batson where the prosecutor articulated reasons for his strikes.”
• “[T]his Court will not address the question of whether the defendant established a prima facie showing to satisfy Batson where the prosecutor articulated reasons for his strikes.”
• “[T]his Court will not address the question of whether the defendant established a prima facie showing to satisfy Batson where the prosecutor articulated reasons for his strikes.”
• “[T]his Court will not address the question of whether the defendant established a prima facie showing to satisfy Batson where the prosecutor articulated reasons for his strikes.”
• \the fact that two black jurors were seated on Lane's jury and * * * prosecutor exercised only one of his three peremptory challenges tends to negate a motive to discriminate\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).