Court appears sympathetic to death-row inmate's attempt to challenge racial discrimination in jury selection

The Supreme Court showed sympathy towards Terry Pitchford, a death-row inmate arguing that the prosecutor racially discriminated during jury selection. This case highlights ongoing issues with racial bias in legal proceedings and could set a precedent for future challenges to discriminatory practices in jury selection. A decision is expected by late June or early July.

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