In a Trial, Each Side May Also Exclude a Designated

question 10

Multiple Choice

In a trial, each side may also exclude a designated number of prospective jurors "without a reason stated, without inquiry, and without being subject to the court's control" ( Swain v. Alabama , 1965) . This procedure is known as _______.

• A)a case of casuistry
• B)a peremptory challenge
• C)scientific jury selection
• D)source monitoring

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