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State v. Thomas
No. 248PA24Supreme Court of North Carolina
State v. Thomas, (248PA24) (View COA Opinion)Whether the trial court's juror substitution after deliberations began violated defendant's constitutional right to a twelve-person jury and whether defendant waive…
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State v. Thomas, (248PA24) (View COA Opinion)Whether the trial court's juror substitution after deliberations began violated defe…
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State v. Thomas, (248PA24) (View COA Opinion)Whether the trial court's juror substitution after deliberations began violated defendant's constitutional right to a twelve-person jury and whether defendant waived his Fourth Amendment challenge by disclaiming any objection to admission of the challenged evidence.
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