United States v. Emanuel Barshov and James E. Ross

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• explaining that, “[w]ithout harmful errors, there can be no cumulative effect compelling reversal.”
• “The duty to investigate arises only when the party alleging misconduct makes an adequate showing of extrinsic influence to overcome the presumption of jury impartiality.”
• “The duty to investigate arises only when the party alleging misconduct makes an adequate showing of extrinsic influence to overcome the presumption of jury impartiality.”
• internal quotation USCA11 Case: 20-13218 Date Filed: 08/25/2022 Page: 24 of 42 24 Opinion of the Court 20-13218 marks omitted
• “The duty to investigate arises only when the party alleging misconduct makes an adequate showing of extrinsic influence to overcome the presumption of jury impartiality. In other words, there must be something more than mere speculation.” (citations omitted)
• “Without harmful errors, there can be no cumulative effect compelling reversal.”

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