United States v. Benjamin Carr, Jr.

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• cross-examination is not improperly curtailed if \'the total cross-examination was sufficient to afford the jury a basis to evaluate the defense theory.'\
• \Although defense counsel is entitled to reasonably wide latitude in testing a witness' credibility by cross-examination ... the trial judge is also entitled to exercise sound discretion in determining the scope of such cross-examination in a specific case.\

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