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: StandDown Texas ProjectSnyder v. Louisiana Victory
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SCOTUS Blog's Lyle Denniston reports, "Court finds flaws in La. jury choice." The case is Snyder v. Louisiana (06-10119). The opinion is here.
Here is an extended excerpt of Lyle's initial report.The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 on Wednesday that the trial judge in a
Louisiana murder case ? one that involved a prosecutor?s use of the
O.J. Simpson case to try to help win a death sentence against a black
man ? was wrong in rejecting a challenge to the denial of a seat to one
black juror. The strike of two black jurors by prosecutors led to the
seating of an all-white jury trying Allen Snyder of Kenner, La. The
Court?s decision was confined to the rejection of one of the two blacks
on the panel.
The ruling came in the case of Snyder v...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on March 19, 2008 (boomark / email).
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