First Circuit: Scott v. Gelb

Batson Habeas.

In holding that sufficient inference of racial discrimination at voir dire was not established by petitioner, since although the court sua sponte offered a nondiscriminatory reason for the strike, it was not generally indifferent to the racial composition of the jury, the state supreme court's denial of state Habeas was not an unreasonable application of the law.

http://media.ca1.uscourts.gov/pdf.opinions/14-1953P-01A.pdf