United States v. Alfred Argentine

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• constitutional errors may not be regarded as harmless if there is a reasonable possibility that the error influenced the jury in reaching a verdict
• \Undeniably inherent in the constitutional guarantee of trial by jury is the principle that a court may not step in and direct a finding of contested fact in favor of the prosecution . . . .\

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