· 4/21/2026
John Ream v. U.S. Dep't of the Treasury
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- determining that rever- sal was required when a defendant was denied the opportu- nity to present closing arguments in a bench trial because of their persuasive role and that they may be crucial to correct premature misjudgments
- determining that rever- sal was required when a defendant was denied the opportu- nity to present closing arguments in a bench trial because of their persuasive role and that they may be crucial to correct premature misjudgments
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Judges: Eugene E. Siler, Jr.; Raymond M. Kethledge; Andre B. Mathis
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