· 5/6/2004
United States v. Don Brown
Citations
- 367 F.3d 549
- 64 Fed. R. Serv. 194
- 2004 U.S. App. LEXIS 8886
- 2004 WL 963381
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that proceeding in prison clothing did not violate the defendant’s rights where the court was willing to wait for family members to bring other clothing, but they failed to do so
- noting that the Constitution prohibits officials from forcing a defendant to stand trial before a jury while dressed in prison clothes
- proceeding in prison clothing did not violate the defendant’s rights where the court was willing to wait for family members to bring other clothing, but they failed to do so
- proceeding in prison clothing did not violate the defendant's rights where the court was willing to wait for family members to bring other clothing, but they failed to do so
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Judges: Norris, Gilman, Rogers
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