Black Judge Ordered To Pay Up For Having Opinions
While judges get away with bias and abuse all over the country, this guy's the one left paying the price.
While judges get away with bias and abuse all over the country, this guy's the one left paying the price.
We don't need fewer peremptories in jury selection. We need more judges who take Batson challenges seriously.
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In Foster, the Court showed that Batson is still good law, and in so doing highlighted exactly why Batson is such a weak case.
When used properly, peremptories are one of the most important tools defendants have in getting a fair jury.
In-house columnist Mark Herrmann asks: Why do we create rules that force otherwise honest people to lie?