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Holland Vs. Illinois

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jan 01, 1990

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  1. of the fair-cross-section that we have held that a six-person jury does not contravene the Constitution, see Williams v. Florida
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  2. As long as arbitrary exclusions of a particular class from the jury rolls are forbidden, see, e.g., Carter v. Jury
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  3. U.S. Supreme Court Holland v. Illinois
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  4. In Batson v. Kentucky
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  5. Duren v. Missouri
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  6. Ballew v. Georgia
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  7. Strauder v. West
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  8. of the United States, See United States v. Marchant
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  9. Stilson v. United
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  10. Accord, Duren v. Missouri
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  11. United States v. Marchant
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  12. United States v. Shackleford
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  13. See Singleton v. Wulff
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  14. Martin v. Texas
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  15. and Neal v. Delaware
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  16. Ballard v. United
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  17. and McCray v. New
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  18. Duncan v. Louisiana
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