State v. Stringfellow

String theory is a scientific framework that describes the smallest, most basic particles — those building blocks of the universe so small they cannot be comprised of other particles — as indistinguishable segments of string. These infinitesimally small particles vibrate like the plucked strings of a subatomic guitar. How they vibrate determines whether they are leptons or quarks, which form atoms, which form elements, and so forth. Reginald Stringfellow’s theory, on the other hand, hypothecates that his objection to a voir dire question proposed by the prosecutor and given by the trial judge…