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Williams Vs. Georgia
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- US Supreme Court
- Jun 06, 1955
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U.S. 375 (1955) U.S. Supreme Court Williams v. GeorgiaSearch
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U.S. 375 (1955) Williams v. GeorgiaSearch
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been drawn. He alleged that the method of selecting the jury panel was the same as that which was condemned in Avery v. GeorgiaSearch
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was taken to the Georgia Supreme Court. In the appeal, reliance was placed almost exclusively upon the case of Avery v. GeorgiaSearch
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In Wright v. DavisSearch
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Smith v. GeorgiaSearch
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Ga.App. at 582, 59 S.E. at 315. In Crawley v. GeorgiaSearch
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In Doyal v. GeorgiaSearch
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is properly before us. But the fact that we have jurisdiction does not compel us to exercise it. In Patterson v. AlabamaSearch
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as the result of a conviction secured from a jury which the State admits was unconstitutionally impaneled. Cf. Mooney v. HolohanSearch
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E.g., Parks v. GeorgiaSearch
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Brown v. GeorgiaSearch
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E.g., Patterson v. GeorgiaSearch
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Echols v. GeorgiaSearch
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Bivins v. McDonaldSearch
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verdict, as compared with an extraordinary motion after final judgment, because of a juror's disqualification. Harris v. GeorgiaSearch
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Ethridge v. GeorgiaSearch
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Currie v. GeorgiaSearch
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O'Berry v. GeorgiaSearch
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Merritt v. GeorgiaSearch
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Hubbard v. GeorgiaSearch
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Perrett v. GeorgiaSearch
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Cray v. GeorgiaSearch
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In Wallace v. GeorgiaSearch
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In Bloodworth v. GeorgiaSearch
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granted a new trial on an extraordinary motion after final judgment because a juror was disqualified. In Harris v. GeorgiaSearch
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petit juries must be made by a challenge to the array before indictment or by plea in abatement before trial. In Kato v. GeorgiaSearch
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to individual grand jurors rather than to the panel, and the challenge was said to be one to the array. And in Moon v. GeorgiaSearch
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E.g., Fudge v. GeorgiaSearch
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Bryan v. GeorgiaSearch
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Taylor v. GeorgiaSearch
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making up the entire panel, whereas challenges to the poll are directed solely to the individual juror. See Humphries v. GeorgiaSearch
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Mitchell v. GeorgiaSearch
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Cf. Patterson v. AlabamaSearch
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Betts v. BradySearch
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here, it is only necessary to compare today's majority opinion with Patterson v. AlabamaSearch
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