United States v. Anthony P. MacKey Appeal of Sean M. Jackson

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• finding reversible error where the trial court continued the trial when the defendant’s absence was not clearly voluntary
• finding reversible error where the trial court continued the trial when the defendant's absence was not clearly voluntary
• noting that defendant had car trouble that delayed arrival
• jury impaneled despite call from defendant that he would be late due to transportation problems
• reversible error if error “may have been prejudicial”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).