P. v. Allen
Defendant was convicted of attempted robbery and murder with special circumstances on the basis of testimony that, intending to take drugs and money, he barged into the home of a drug dealer and shot him. Defendant contends that (1) the prosecution dismissed jurors for racially discriminatory reasons, (2) the court erroneously admitted evidence of his commission of an uncharged robbery, (3) the court improperly struck his testimony when he refused to answer questions on cross-examination about an uncharged robbery, and (4) the jury committed misconduct. court affirm.
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