BELL, Chief Judge.
Defendant was convicted of burglary. On appeal he claims that it was error to deny his motion for mistrial and his motion for continuance in order to strike another jury. The basis for the motions is that the state by use of its peremptory strikes eliminated all potential black jurors. Held:
No error of law has been shown. A defendant is not guaranteed by the Constitution to have members of his own race on his jury. Jackson v....
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