· 10/11/1996
United States v. Darnell A. Catlett
Citations
- 97 F.3d 565
- 321 U.S. App. D.C. 108
- 1996 WL 582435
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the same burden-of-proof instruction as that used here cured any confusion caused by a prosecutor's remark that the jury could have understood as burden- shifting
- holding that the same burden-of-proof instruction as that used here cured any confusion caused by a prosecutor's remark that the jury could have understood as burden- shifting
- holding that accurate jury instructions on the state’s burden of proof \would have cured any confusion caused by the prosecutor’s remarks\ sug- gesting incorrectly that the burden rested with the defendant
- indicating that referring to the absence of testimony from a defendant could be problematic
- no bar in this Circuit to \dual testimony as both a fact and expert witness\
- no bar in this Circuit to \dual testimony as both a fact and expert witness\
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Judges: Edwards, Williams, Randolph
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