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An Ohio murder case is shedding light on prosecutors' use of a federal criminal records database to run background checks on jurors -- an action that the defense counsel calls an attempt to disqualify people based on race. Martin Pinales of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers says the case marks the first confirmation of persistent rumors about a possibly "frequent practice," one that could have a "chilling effect" on minorities who want to serve on juries.
November 24, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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