Defendant's challenge for cause, in which he asserted that a prospective juror's dislike of lawyers resulting from his experience as a witness in a civil case would affect his reaction to cross-examination, was properly denied, since none of the panelist's statements "cast serious doubt on [his] ability to render a fair verdict under the proper legal standards" (People v Bludson,
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