Name the case in which the Court held that a White defendant could also complain about the exclusion of Blacks because the principle of representativeness was violated by the arbitrary exclusion of any racial group.

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Powers v. Ohio, 1991, established that a defendant has the right to challenge the exclusion of jurors based on race, regardless of the defendant's own race, because the exclusion violates the principle of jury representativeness.

Name the Case in Which the Court Held That a White