United States v. Benjamin Franklin Sauls

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• concluding that failure of trial court to instruct jury spe- cifically on \`issue upon which there was no evidence before them'\ could not be regarded as prejudicial
• requiring the instruction even when the defendant did not ask for it
• failure to give instruction may be tested for harmless error

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).