| They should reveal any connection which might possibly result in an apprehension of bias so that the opposite party can exercise a peremptory challenge or take other proceedings under the agreement. |
| There is a right of peremptory challenge limited to four, and also a right to challenge for cause. |
| In 1986, the peremptory challenge was itself challenged, in a case called Batson v. Kentucky. |
| The Crown has not now the right of peremptory challenge and may challenge only for cause certain. |
| They are met here with a peremptory challenge and declaration. |
| This arrangement practically amounts to giving the Crown the benefit of a peremptory challenge. |
