For accused to establish denial of his right to impartial jury, he must show either actual juror partiality or circumstances inherently prejudicial to that right.

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To establish a violation of the right to an impartial jury, the accused must demonstrate either that a juror was actually partial or that the circumstances were inherently prejudicial to securing an impartial jury, such as extensive media coverage or other factors that could influence the jury's impartiality.

For Accused to Establish Denial of His Right to Impartial