1. Tollett v. Henderson, No. 72-95, SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, February 20, 1973, Argued , April 17, 1973, Decided
OVERVIEW: A defendant was not entitled to release solely because an indicting grand jury was unconstitutionally selected; he had to show discriminatory selection of jurors and counsel's advice to plead guilty without knowing jury's composition was incompetent.
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