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  1. Philip S. CARCHMAN, Mercer County Prosecutor, Petitioner, v. Richard NASH. NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, Petitioner, v. Richard NASH.

    473 U.S. 716 (105 S.Ct. 3401, 87 L.Ed.2d 516) Philip S. CARCHMAN, Mercer County Prosecutor ... Petitioner Philip S. Carchman, the Mercer County prosecutor, took an appeal to the United States Court of ... detainers, because prosecutors and judges generally are not involved in parole-revocation proceedings. If the ...

  2. JESNER v. ARAB BANK, PLC

    Syllabus JESNER v. ARAB BANK, PLC () 808 F. 3d 144, affirmed. ...

  3. 555 U.S. 335

    sentences for providing prosecutors with favorable testimony in other cases; that prosecutors knew, but ... see Giglio v. United States, 405 U.S. 150, due to the failure of petitioners, supervisory prosecutors ... , to properly train or supervise prosecutors or to establish an information system containing potential ...

  4. Docket no. 07-854&lang=en

    sentences for providing prosecutors with favorable testimony in other cases; that prosecutors knew, but ... see Giglio v. United States, 405 U.S. 150, due to the failure of petitioners, supervisory prosecutors ... , to properly train or supervise prosecutors or to establish an information system containing potential ...

  5. Dana Horton NASH, petitioner, v. ILLINOIS.

    convicted of murder on the testimony of William Triplett, an accomplice in the crime. The prosecutor ... not been promised anything. The prosecutor knew this testimony was false, and the jury heard ... Later in the trial, and over the prosecutor's objection, petitioner called Triplett's lawyer ...

  6. The King v. John Lukens No.____.

    a Nuisance. Mr. Dickenson, for the Defendant, moved that a Prosecutor should be indorsed on the Indictment, ... that there should be no Necessity to indorse a Prosecutor, unless it be proved that there is some ... a Prosecutor indorsed, unless there was really a Prosecutor existing, for the Words in the Act are, the ...

  7. RICE v. COLLINS

    After the prosecutor struck a young, African-American woman, Juror 16, from the panel at respondent ... 16’s race. As race-neutral explanations for the strike, the prosecutor said that Juror 16 had rolled ... would give the prosecutor “the benefit of the doubt.” The prosecutor had also referred ...

  8. Frederick LYNN, petitioner, v. ALABAMA.

    whether a prosecutor's reliance on a nonracial criterion in exercising his peremptory jury challenges ... the prosecutor seeks to exclude through the use of that criterion could easily have been discovered on ... and sentenced to death. During voir dire, the prosecutor exercised 11 of his 14 peremptory challenges ...

  9. Richard James WILKERSON, petitioner, v. TEXAS.

    determine whether a prosecutor's exercise of peremptory challenges based in part on racial ... prosecutors who conducted voir dire conceded that race was a factor in his peremptory strike of an ... concerning his peremptory strike of a different juror, the prosecutor indicated that he "thought perhaps ...

  10. Rhett G. DePEW v. OHIO.

    the prosecutor's comments to the jury " 'so infected the trial with unfairness as to ... disregard the prosecutor's reference to it. 38 Ohio St.3d 275, 284, 528 N.E.2d 542, 553 (1988). The ... second was the prosecutor's comment during closing argument that, if petitioner had taken the stand, ...

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