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NerdyPotato 路 M
I never heard of strikes before, but according to Wikipedia they are unlimited as long as you can give a good enough reason for each. 馃
[quote]Unlike a peremptory challenge there is no limit to the number of strikes for cause that attorneys on either side of a case can be granted. However, also unlike a peremptory challenge, a strike for cause must state a specific reason and be granted by the trial judge; often both attorneys and sometimes the judge will question the juror being challenged.[/quote]
[quote]Unlike a peremptory challenge there is no limit to the number of strikes for cause that attorneys on either side of a case can be granted. However, also unlike a peremptory challenge, a strike for cause must state a specific reason and be granted by the trial judge; often both attorneys and sometimes the judge will question the juror being challenged.[/quote]
Vin53 路 M
@NerdyPotato What you're referring to is dismissal by cause and its a ruling only the judge makes.
NerdyPotato 路 M
@Vin53 what strikes was Trump talking about?
Vin53 路 M
@NerdyPotato A strike is dismissal of an interviewed juror
NerdyPotato 路 M
@Vin53 and with a cause that is unlimited. So what am I missing here? 馃 It sounds like Trump was correct for once in his life.
ElwoodBlues 路 M
@NerdyPotato Trump was complaining about what your quote calls peremptory challenges, where no reason needs to be given for the strike. Each side has ten peremptory challenges.
NerdyPotato 路 M
@ElwoodBlues thanks! It makes sense for those not to be unlimited indeed. 馃う