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The Supreme Court recently let stand its 1965 ruling in Swain, denying certiorari and refusing to review the conviction of a black defendant who asserted that he was denied a fair trial because peremptory challenges excluded blacks from the jury.
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The supreme court has recognized that identity of name gives rise to a "rebuttable presumption" of identity of person
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As the trial court's decisions are not contrary to the manifest weight of the evidence, the State contends, this court must not disturb the decisions.
- in People v. Freeman, 1987 and one similar citation
Both Stack and Lanter had this format in common, as did the question in another case upon which defendant relies
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—prosecution permitted to ask veniremen if they would follow state laws on circumstantial evidence and allowing the defendant to be found guilty of murder even though an accomplice pulled the trigger
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