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PEOPLE v. ARNOLD, 4 No. 80

Where a perspective juror's own statements during voire dire cast serious doubt upon that individual's ability to serve, the trial court should not seat the prospective juror without first obtaining unequivocal assurance that he or she can still be fair.

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  • Decided 06/12/2001
  • Published 06/12/2001

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