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: LawReaderEvery once in a while an Appellate Judge Charms Us With a Pithy Quote?..Judge Huddleston shines on this one?.
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Opinion by Senior Judge HUDDLESTON
? Accordingly, we decline to review Appellants’ allegation of error with respect to the allocation of peremptory challenges. FN25. The distinction is as clear as the one between a demand for one’s “fair share” and a request for “some more.” See CHARLES DICKENS, OLIVER TWIST, 55-58 (Peter Faircloth ed., Penguin Classics 1985) [...]Full post as published by LawReader on June 15, 2009 (boomark / email).
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