Supreme Court Overturns Conviction of Black Man because of All White Jury

[JQPublic1]

I think Clarence Thomas is right. When you serve on a jury, the color of your skin is not the issue, the facts of the case are the issue.

Yeah, right. …..

 

[Compost]

Interesting. Timmy and ClosedC seem to believe that skin color is a determining factor in how someone reasons as a juror. "A black Juror would probably have a different background and experience than a white juror." That means, as jurors, there's some magic difference in how they hear testimony and determine if the defendant is guilty or innocent because of their experience? "If skin color wasn't an issue than why did the the prosecutor work so hard to avoid blacks. LOL" No. The notion that black people and white people are somehow differently made so that after hearing evidence, skin color rather than their minds, will determine how they interpret the evidence they hear, is not funny at all. That prosecutors have to play the skin color game is a sad reflection of the vastness of racism in our society as displayed by the likes of Timmy and Closed.

Do you think all juries are same ? That they all will come out wh the same verdict ?

The point of the story is that the guy was denied a fair trial . The state cut black jurors with the same background as white ones ( one excuse was that a juror was divorced ) .

The guy might be found guilty again. That's not the point . The point is that he was treated unfairly by prosecutors .

So the black divorced person was excused only because he was black? Hard to buy. Like I said before, it's people like you who keep the race divide alive.

So you're saying the Supreme Court didn't have all the facts. That's cool.

That's not what I'm saying. You are ignoring what I'm saying. That's not cool.

 

[Compost]

I think Clarence Thomas is right. When you serve on a jury, the color of your skin is not the issue, the facts of the case are the issue.

Yeah, right. …..

OK. What is the issue in choosing a jury for a trial?

 

[ptbw forever]

So, which way did the white sellout Kagan vote?

 

[hadit]

In case you missed it, SCOTUS throws out death sentence for black man from all-white jury.

Clarence Thomas was the only dissenter. Going full Uncle Tom on everybodies ass

Hmmmm, a liberal double. Accuse white people of racism while going racist on a black SC justice.

 

[jillian]

In case you missed it, SCOTUS throws out death sentence for black man from all-white jury.

Clarence Thomas was the only dissenter. Going full Uncle Tom on everybodies ass

not just because of an all white jury.... because of an all white jury where the prosecutors made sure that they intentionally kept everyone who wasn't white off the jury.

 

[jillian]

In case you missed it, SCOTUS throws out death sentence for black man from all-white jury.

Clarence Thomas was the only dissenter. Going full Uncle Tom on everybodies ass

Hmmmm, a liberal double. Accuse white people of racism while going racist on a black SC justice.

poor dear...... clearly you don't understand why every member of the court but for Thomas voted to overturn the verdict.

Thomas is an embarrassment to the judiciary. there is nothing racist about that. I do feel badly for his self-hatred, though.

 

[hadit]

In case you missed it, SCOTUS throws out death sentence for black man from all-white jury.

Clarence Thomas was the only dissenter. Going full Uncle Tom on everybodies ass

Hmmmm, a liberal double. Accuse white people of racism while going racist on a black SC justice.

poor dear...... clearly you don't understand why every member of the court but for Thomas voted to overturn the verdict.

Thomas is an embarrassment to the judiciary. there is nothing racist about that. I do feel badly for his self-hatred, though.

Calling a black man "Uncle Tom" is racist in my book.

 

[ClosedCaption]

I dont play by your book.

 

[JQPublic1]

I think Clarence Thomas is right. When you serve on a jury, the color of your skin is not the issue, the facts of the case are the issue.

Yeah, right. …..

OK. What is the issue in choosing a jury for a trial?

Why don't you frame your question in a way that has something in common with your premise? Serving on a jury and choosing a jury are two different things.