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· 2/18/1992

United States v. Bernard Michael McLaughlin United States of America v. David Carl Bruce

Citations

  • 957 F.2d 12
  • 1992 U.S. App. LEXIS 2114
  • 1992 WL 26050

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  • holding an internal complaint to company management is protected under 17 Title VII
  • noting a defendant “must make a strong showing of prejudice” to prevail on an appeal from the denial of a motion to sever
  • party has no right to cross-examine witnesses beyond the scope of their direct examination or into matters not bearing on their credibility
  • main purpose served by cross-examination is to impeach credibility and expose possible bias or motive

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Judges: Campbell, Brown, Bownes

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