Lawrence Rice and Walter Chipman v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• judge’s response to jury’s inquiry, as to whether it could be “undecided” as to certain counts, advising that the “defendants must be found either guilty or not guilty on each count.”
• judge's response to jury's inquiry, as to whether it could be \undecided\ as to certain counts, advising that the \defendants must be found either guilty or not guilty on each count.\
• “Congress clearly intended to punish any obstruction of the administrative process by impeding a witness in any proceeding before a governmental agency—at any stage of the proceed-ings____”
• “Congress clearly intended to punish any obstruction of the administrative process... at any stage of the proceedings, be it adjudicative or investigative.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).