1. Carter v. Jury Comm'n, No. 30, SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, October 21, 1969, Argued , January 19, 1970, Decided
OVERVIEW: Once the state provided grand and petit juries, the state had to use federal constitutional criteria to ensure that the selection of membership was free of racial bias. Although it was improperly implied, the state statute was not irredeemable.
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