Verdelotti v. State

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• that the state peremptorily challenged one out of three prospective black jurors did not establish a prima facie case of racial discrimination so as to shift to the state the burden to show lack of racial motivation in its peremptory challenge
• trial court did not err in permitting state to peremptorily exclude, over defendant's objection, one black juror, where defendant did not carry his burden of showing that there was a strong likelihood that the juror was challenged solely because of race
• trial court did not err in permitting state to peremptorily exclude, over defendant’s objection, one black juror, where defendant did not carry his burden of showing that there was a strong likelihood that the juror was challenged solely because of race

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