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Negotiating peremptory challenges / by Caren Myers Morrison.

By:

Caren Myers Morrison

Material type: Article

ArticleSeries: The Journal of criminal law and criminology | ; Vol. 104, Number 1Publication details: --Illinois: Northwestern University Press, c 2014.Description: pages 1-58ISSN:

00914169

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DDC classification:

BPer.363 J84

Summary: Peremptory challenges enable litigants to remove otherwise qualified prospective jurors from the jury panel without any showing of cause, and accordingly, are often exercised on the basis of race.

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Peremptory challenges enable litigants to remove otherwise qualified prospective jurors from the jury panel without any showing of cause, and accordingly, are often exercised on the basis of race.

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