United States v. Bernard J. Coven and James F. O'COnnOr

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• mere prosecutorial comment on defendant’s failure to refute the government’s evidence or support his or her own claims is not constitutionally invalid
• fact that allegedly prejudicial information is learned in a judicial rather than a personal capacity is “relevant” to the analysis of the appearance of impropriety
• individual has no expectation of privacy in documents given to or accessible by undercover informant
• individual has no expectation of privacy in documents given to or acces- sible by undercover informant

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).