The case of Pulley v. California mandated that at least 10 percent of the jury hearing a death penalty case must be similar in race or gender to the defendant.

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Pulley v. California (1984) did not mandate any such requirement regarding jury composition. The case primarily addressed the constitutionality of California's death penalty system, focusing on issues like the requirement for comparative proportionality review, not the racial or gender makeup of the jury.

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