· 11/23/1920
Veith v. United States
Citations
- 10 Ct. Cust. 201
- 1920 WL 19927
- 1920 CCPA LEXIS 43
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- otherwise neutral explanation for removing black juror may be pretextual if stated reason also applies to white juror who is not removed
- party's justification that African-American juror was likely to be sympathetic to the opposing party because she had young children was pretextual because white jurors with young children were seated on the jury
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Judges: Barber, Devries, Martin, Smith, Yrxes
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