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· 8/28/1987

Federal Case

Citations

  • 827 F.2d 373
  • 1987 U.S. App. LEXIS 11566

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  • reasoning that where “the jury’s verdict contains -4- findings of fact that negate a necessary element of a legal theory, then there is no prejudice in the court’s refusal to put the factual elements of the theory to the jury, for the theory cannot apply in any event”

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