United States v. Curtis Jackson, United States of America v. Nina E. Donaldson

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• given as a specific cautionary instruction when combative exchanges between counsel and the court had occurred in front of the jury
• hostility arose primarily from conflicts over introduction of evidence and the handling of objections
• a comment that did not reflect on the question of guilt or innocence and that could not be so considered by the jury did not establish a right to a reversal of a conviction

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