OPINION BY PACKEL, J., June 16, 1972:
Justice should be impartial but that does not mean that in the course of its administration judges must be color-blind. Nevertheless, the president judge of the court below, in approving a denial of voir dire questioning on racial discrimination stated: "The law should be color-blind and the less we get into questions of race, the better off we all would be." To sweep under the rug, figuratively, the reality of life that...
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