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he U.S. Supreme Court has declared that if a prosecutor presents silly or superstitious reasons for using peremptory challenges to exclude all African Americans from the jury pool, the trial judge must rule that the prosecutor has engaged in improper racial discrimination. true or fakse

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          he U.S. Supreme Court has declared that if a prosecutor presents silly or superstitious reasons for using peremptory challenges to exclude all African Americans from the jury pool, the trial judge must rule that the prosecutor has engaged in improper racial discrimination. true or fakse

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06/20/2024

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he U.S. Supreme Court has declared that if a prosecutor presents silly or superstitious reasons for using peremptory challenges to exclude all African Americans from the jury pool, the trial judge must rule that the prosecutor has engaged in improper racial discrimination. true or fakse