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Eighteen years after the U.S. Supreme Court prohibited race-motivated peremptory strikes of jurors with its decision in Batson v. Kentucky , courts are still struggling to apply it. And as this week's federal court decision in Pennsylvania death row inmate Donald Hardcastle's case illustrates, courts are finding it especially difficult in appeals from pre- Batson trials where lawyers were not yet on notice about how to make a proper record.
May 13, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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