People v. Grant
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
*688The defendant argues that the Supreme Court committed reversible error when it failed to excuse a juror for cause. We agree.
This case involves the wounding of a young child during the course of a shootout that allegedly took place between the defendant and one or two unknown persons on 105th Street in Queens. During the voir dire, after the court asked if any prospective juror had any concerns, prospective juror number two is revealed to the court at a sidebar conference on the record that he was adopting a young child who had been abused. He then appeared to indicate that instead of judging…
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