The Case of Held That Potential Jurors Who Object to the Death

question 39

Multiple Choice

The case of held that potential jurors who object to the death penalty cannot be automatically excluded from jury service in capital cases.

• A) ​Gideon v. Wainwright
• B) ​Witherspoon v. Illinois
• C) ​Gregg v. Georgia
• D) ​Furman v. Georgia

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