United States v. Basil Kyles and Geoffrey Kyles

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• holding that the district court did not commit reversible error when refusing to ask jurors questions about racial prejudice merely because the case involved a 11 black defendant and a white victim
• The law is clear that “a trial judge has broad discretion whether to pose a defendant’s requested voir dire questions.”

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