an example of exceptional circumstances where a defendant’s deliberate choice not to raise an objection is still not a waiver of that objection
How later courts described this case
- an example of exceptional circumstances where a defendant’s deliberate choice not to raise an objection is still not a waiver of that objection
Written by the judges who cited it.
The opinion
CARSWELL, District Judge
(concurring specially):
Sharing fully the Courts’ view that there was no meaningful waiver by these appellants of their basic Constitutional right to face trial by jurors selected without systematic racial exclusion, I, therefore, concur in the basic holding of the Courts’ opinion.