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Frazier Vs. United States

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Dec 20, 1948

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  6. Frazier v. United
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  7. States - 335 U.S. 497 (1948) U.S. Supreme Court Frazier v. United
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  8. States, 335 U.S. 497 (1948) Frazier v. United
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  9. the mere fact of government employment is insufficient to disqualify a juror who is otherwise qualified. United States v. Wood
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  10. I. The method of selecting the panel. -- Apart from the objection that this challenge came too late, cf. Agnew v. United
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  11. Glasser v. United
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  12. States, 315 U. S. 60 , 315 U. S. 87 . See also Smith v. Mississippi
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  13. Martin v. Texas
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  15. Counsel then urged that this furnished basis for applying the decision in Thiel v. Southern
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  16. Finally, in this phase of the case, United States v. Wood
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  17. a party. The disqualification had arisen in 1908 by virtue of the decision, made on common law grounds, in Crawford v. United
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  18. so. After accepting them before trial, he could not challenge them successfully in a motion for a new trial. Queen v. Hepburn
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  19. United States v. Gale
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  20. U. S. 65 . See Kohl v. Lehlback
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  21. Table v. Published
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  22. I know Your Honor has read this case in the Supreme Court, Thiel v. Southern
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  23. and a fair trial. Stilson v. United
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  24. States, 250 U. S. 583 , 250 U. S. 586 , quoted in United States v. Wood
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  25. United States v. Cottingham
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  26. United States v. McPherson
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  27. United States v. Krouse
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  28. Pointer v. United
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  29. Lewis v. United
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  30. Ruthenberg v. United
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  31. Thomas v. Texas
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  32. Higgins v. United
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  33. Fay v. New
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  34. Thiel v. Southern
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  35. Akins v. Texas
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  36. See United States v. Wood
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  37. juries including four and nine Government employees were not inherently defective. Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. v. District
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  38. entirely of persons who were either employees or tenants of the Government was not improperly constituted. Schackow v. Government
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  39. In United States v. Wood
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  40. would be condemned not only by reason of, but even without resort to the doctrine that prevailed in, Ballard v. United
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  41. Pacific Co., 328 U. S. 217 , and Glasser v. United
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  42. been any result so consistently and inevitably prejudicial to one of the litigants as here, under our noses. Ballard v. United
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  43. the due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, there has been no such brazen unfairness in actual practice. Moore v. New
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  44. Fay v. New
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  45. York, 332 U. S. 261 . Page 335 U. S. 519 The precedent of United States v. Wood
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  46. decision held only that the absolute disqualification of any federal employee, which had been declared in Crawford v. United
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  47. U.S. Supreme Court Frazier v. United
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  48. United States v. Wood
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  49. Agnew v. United
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  50. Smith v. Mississippi
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