· 9/30/2016
Francis L. Fluharty Jr. v. AAA Mobile Homes
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a defendant “had ample notice of the charges against him and the jury was properly instructed on the nature of those charges,” and contrasting the case with Davis
- affirming a conviction where the defendant would not have approached his defense any differently had the indictment hewed more closely to the statutory language
- affirming denial of specific unanimity instruction on § 1591(a) charge
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