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· 11/2/1971

United States v. Frank Alper, United States of America v. Frank Alper Appeal of Stanley M. Greenberg

Citations

  • 449 F.2d 1223

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  • holding that a supplemental jury charge was not unduly coercive because although it suggested jurors re-examine their views, it told them not to surrender their honest convictions
  • “The evidence against him, though not as overwhelming as that against Alper, who played the leading role in this drama . . . , was clearly sufficient to withstand a motion for a judgment of acquittal and to sustain the jury’s verdict against Greenberg.”

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Judges: Seitz, Gibbons, Rosenn

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