Thurgood Marshall

Ending racial discrimination in jury selection can be accomplished only by eliminating peremptory challenges entirely.

American Judge

Use 'peremptory' to describe someone's tone that shows they expect to be obeyed without question.

Authority Tone

'Peremptory' is useful when stating that an argument won’t change a decision.

No Arguing

Describe a commanding presence or action as 'peremptory', emphasizing decisiveness.

Command Presence

'Peremptory' in legal contexts means the order must be followed, no exceptions.

Legally Binding

A 'peremptory' legal order suggests serious consequences if not obeyed.

Serious Consequences

In law, 'peremptory' indicates a command that allows no debate or denial.

No Debate

 cause knowing that challenge would not be sustained so the prosecutor would think we were going to strike that jury with a peremptory challenge in which we didn't and that juror made it on the jury in that jury was I think very important in the decision that went our