United States v. Frank L. Silverman

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• explaining a challenge is due at or before the voir dire
• finding where there was a substantial failure to comply with § 1865(b)(2), but the challenge was not raised until after the return of the verdict, the defendant’s “attack on that conviction cannot be founded on [the juror’s] disqualification under the statute”
• \Records required to be kept pursuant to a reasonable regulatory scheme have 'public aspects' and may be examined for evidence of criminal conduct.\
• attorney fee arrangements required to be submitted to the court under New York state law qualify as “required records”

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