· 6/17/1963
Willoughby v. Indiana
Citations
- 374 U.S. 832
- 83 S. Ct. 1876
How courts have described this case
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- stating that interrogating jurors after they have been discharged is an extraordinary procedure which should be invoked only upon a strong showing of jury misconduct
- upholding jury verdict because juror's statements, during deliberations, that \cops take bribes\ demonstrated a shared experience rather than bias against a defendant police officer
- upholding jury verdict because juror’s statements, during deliberations, that “cops take bribes” demonstrated a shared experience rather than bias against a defendant police officer
- state suit seeking order compelling arbitration of labor dispute held properly removed because federal labor law preempts state law
- owners of bowling establishments agreed to restrict tournament and league eligibility to bowlers not frequenting competing establishments
- owners of bowling establishments agreed to restrict tournament and league eligibility to bowlers not frequenting competing establishments
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