Pitchford v. Cain · ¶51

Of course, Mr. Pitchford now advances a very different reading of the trial court record. Now, he says his lawyers did seek to preserve a step three comparative juror argument at the conclusion of jury selection. To be sure, Mr. Pitchford admits, his lawyers did not ask the trial court to compare any seated white juror with any struck black juror. But, he suggests, that is only because the court cut off his attorneys and didn't allow them to get the argument out. See Brief for Petitioner 33–35.

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