Abstract
This Note has four objectives. First, this Note will review the constitutional history behind Powers, involving racially motivated discrimination in the jury selection process. Second, this Note will analyze and discuss the Powers decision. Third, this Note will attempt to ascertain the impact of the decision. Finally, this Note will suggest that while Powers marks progress in the right direction, there are other important questions that need to be resolved before the jury selection process will be totally free from discrimination.
Recommended Citation
L. Phillip Hornthal III, Another Step Towards Ending Discrimination in the Jury Selection Process - Powers v. Ohio, 14 Campbell L. Rev. 369 (1992).
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