In what case did SCOTUS hold that the Sixth Amendment only demands enough jurors to achieve the goals of a jury trial, which are to find the truth and to allow for community participation in criminal justice decision making?

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In Williams v. Florida, the Supreme Court held that the Sixth Amendment does not require a jury of 12 members, but only enough jurors to achieve the goals of a jury trial, which include finding the truth and allowing for community participation in the criminal justice process.

In What Case Did SCOTUS Hold That the Sixth Amendment