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In __________, the USSC held that, in assessing the racial neutrality of a prosecutor's peremptory challenge, the trial court was required to evaluate the genuineness of the prosecutor's explanation, not its reasonableness.
 
  a. Purkett v. Elem (1995) c. Amadeo v. Zant (1988)
  b. Avery v. Georgia (1953) d. U.S. v. Ovalle (1998)
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