Recent Developments: Stringfellow v. State: Voir Dire Question Asking Potential Jurors Whether They Would Require Scientific Evidence in Order to Find the Defendant Guilty beyond a Reasonable Doubt Deprived the Defendant of a Fair and Impartial Jury; Sufficient Evidence of Handgun Possession Existed to Support the Convictions

Authors

Jennifer M. Williams

Recommended Citation

Williams, Jennifer M. (2011) "Recent Developments: Stringfellow v. State: Voir Dire Question Asking Potential Jurors Whether They Would Require Scientific Evidence in Order to Find the Defendant Guilty beyond a Reasonable Doubt Deprived the Defendant of a Fair and Impartial Jury; Sufficient Evidence of Handgun Possession Existed to Support the Convictions," University of Baltimore Law Forum: Vol. 42: No. 1, Article 12.
Available at: https://scholarworks.law.ubalt.edu/lf/vol42/iss1/12