Patrick R. Smith v. Barbara D. Underwood, Attorney General of New York, et al.
HabeasCorpus
Did the INTEGRITY COURTS BELOW UNDERMINE the Court's Ruling in BATSON v. KENTUCKY and FLOWERS v. MISSISSIPPI, thus VIOLATING ALTON CHISHOLM and JASMINE JACKSON, TWO POTENTIAL AFRICAN AMERICAN JURORS' RIGHT as well as the PETITIONER'S RIGHTS UNDER the 5th and 14th AMENDMENTS of the United States CONSTITUTION?
2 Did the District Court ERR in ORDERING a RECONSTRUCTION HEARING be held TWELVE (12) YEARS AFTER the TRIAL, to OBTAIN a RACE NEUTRAL EXPLANATION, thus VIOLATING the POTENTIAL JURORS' RULE as well as the PETITIONER'S RIGHTS UNDER the 5th and 14th AMENDMENTS of the United States CONSTITUTION and BATSON?
3 Did PROSECUTOR FABRIC GREEN'S RACE-NEUTRAL EXPLANATION, that he didn't believe that JASMINE JACKSON had ENOUGH LIFE EXPERIENCE to MAKE a DECISION of his MAGNITUDE" in CONTRAST to JUSTICE THURGOOD MARSHALL'S CONCURRENCE in BATSON, in VIOLATION of JASMINE JACKSON'S AND PETITIONER'S 5th and 14th AMENDMENTS of the United States CONSTITUTION?
4 WAS the DISPARABLE QUESTIONING of POTENTIAL JUROR JASMINE JACKSON in COMPARISON to VICTOR WATSON, KENNETH JOHNSON and SARAH WALDMAN, who are WHITE and SIMILARLY SITUATED, CLEAR AND CONVINCING ENOUGH EVIDENCE to ESTABLISH PRETEXTUAL DISCRIMINATION in VIOLATION of the 14th AMENDMENT of the United States CONSTITUTION EQUAL PROTECTION RIGHTS of the PETITIONER, thus FURTHERING the 34f0 VIOLATION HELD in BATSON?
Whether the lower courts erred in upholding the racial discrimination in jury selection in violation of the Fourteenth Amendment