William Leroy Wright v. The State of Texas

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• “significant possibility” that jurors saw defendant in handcuffs was insufficient to establish due process violation
• jury panel may have seen defendant in handcuffs during jury selection, but not during trial
• \We have consistently held that a brief and fortuitous encounter of the defendant in handcuffs by jurors is not prejudicial and requires an affirmative showing of prejudice by the defendant.\
• \We have consistently held that a brief and fortuitous encounter of the defendant in handcuffs by jurors is not prejudicial and requires an affirmative showing of prejudice by the defendant.\
• \We have consistently held that a brief and fortuitous encounter of the defendant in handcuffs by jurors is not prejudicial and requires an affirmative showing of prejudice by the defendant.\

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