State v. Venable
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Fuhrman, D.J.
Robert R. Venable, convicted by a jury of robbery, was sentenced to serve a term of 16 V3 to 50 years. Venable appeals, claiming the court erred in failing to grant a mistrial because the prosecution used a peremptory challenge to strike one of the only two black prospective jurors and in allowing the prosecutor to ask his rebuttal witness if she had been convicted of a felony. We affirm.
After the voir dire of the jury, the prosecution used a peremptory challenge to dismiss Calvin Brye as a prospective juror. Defense counsel moved for a mistrial based on the prosecution’s…
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