Taylor is called for jury duty. However, the defendant's attorney decides to have him removed from the jury pool because he wants the jury to be comprised of predominantly African Americans. In this case: a. the defense attorney's use of the peremptory challenge to exclude Taylor from the jury could be successfully contested and disallowed because it is unconstitutional. b. a judge may not invade the privacy of an attorney's theory of a case as manifested in peremptory challenges. c. the attorney will succeed in keeping Taylor off the jury because his defendant is an African American. The attorney may use his unlimited number of challenges for cause because of the potential for racial discrimination on the part of Taylor. d. the defendant's attorney will succeed in keeping Taylor off the jury because he has a limited number of peremptory challenges for which no cause is required to disqualify a juror

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