In __________, the USSC ruled a Georgia county's practice of putting the names of white potential jurors on white cards and African American potential jurors on yellow cards, then "randomly" drawing cards to determine who would be summoned for jury duty, as unconstitutional.

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The US Supreme Court in Avery v. Georgia (1953) ruled that the practice of using different colored cards for white and African American potential jurors was unconstitutional as it violated the Equal Protection Clause by facilitating racial discrimination in jury selection.

In __________, the USSC Ruled a Georgia County's Practice of Putting