Yanes v. Sowards

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• concluding juror was constitutionally disabled because juror stated he was mentally and psychologically disabled from sitting because he would be distracted and unable to pay attention due the sickness and impending death of his grandfather
• upholding trial court’s decision to proceed with trial and render judgment with only eleven jurors after dismissing juror due to his grandfather’s illness

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