United States v. Clayton Kimble, A/K/A \Sap\, and Jules Ron Kimbel

How courts have described this case

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• “We are satisfied that the error inherent was mitigated and rendered harmless by the trial judge’s prompt curative instruction.”
• “We are satisfied that the error inherent was mitigated and rendered harmless by the trial judge’s prompt curative instruction.”
• “It is exclusively the function of the jury to assess credibility.”

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