BRANCH, Chief Justice.
Defendant contends that he was tried by a "death-qualified jury" and was thereby deprived of his constitutional rights to a jury drawn from a cross-section of the community, to equal protection of the law and to an impartial trial. We have repeatedly held that North Carolina's jury selection process in first-degree murder cases is constitutional. State v. Vereen,
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