The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Terry Pitchford, a Mississippi man on death row, who has claimed that his conviction was invalid due to racially biased jury selections. Pitchford has maintained this argument for two decades.
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Supreme Court rules in favor of Mississippi man regarding jury selection bias
The Supreme Court has sided with Terry Pitchford, who has argued for twenty years that his conviction was tainted by racially biased jury selections. This ruling addresses concerns regarding the fairness of his trial.
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Supreme Court rules in favor of Mississippi man regarding jury selection bias