The Supreme Court ruled that Mr. Pitchford, a 40-year-old death row inmate who has been incarcerated for over 20 years, is entitled to a new trial. This decision allows him to challenge the exclusion of Black jurors in his original trial.
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Supreme Court Allows Death Row Inmate to Challenge Exclusion of Black Jurors
The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Mr. Pitchford, a death row inmate, allowing him to challenge the exclusion of Black jurors from his trial. As a result, he is entitled to a new trial after over 20 years on death row.
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