McGee v. Screw Conveyor Corp.

holding that defendant failed to meet second part of Duren test when he “did not even allege the proportion of jurors who were actually excused for economic hardship” | “[e]ven were each and every one of the individual definitions of reasonable doubt to pass constitutional muster, their cumulative effect may violate constitutional due process” | "the United States Supreme Court has since construed Theil's fair cross-section requirement CT Page 6818 to be demanded by the sixth amendment and by the due process clause of the fourteenth amendment"