"The defense’s accusations of bias based on a juror’s political beliefs is contrary to the law and to the impartial administration of justice," Mr. Torrez said in a statement. "Jurors are entrusted to decide cases based on evidence — not to be subjected to public humiliation and personal attacks for an unpopular verdict."
New Mexico ex-cop's lawyer says juror's ties to 'defund the police' movement tainted guilty verdict
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New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez, joined by the state of Michigan, told the justices the states have a federalism interest in deciding where potentially dangerous radioactive waste can be stored.
States push back on temporary licenses for private storage of nuclear waste
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