United States v. George W. Brumley, Sr., Robert W. Harrison, and William T. Thomas

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• perjury conviction failed for lack of specificity, for lack of critical question, and for lack of an unequivocal answer
• 18 U.S.C. § 1622, subornation of perjury; 18 U.S.C. § 1001, false writing or document with respect to any matter within any department or agency of the United States
• “we suggest that if the trial court needs to confer with counsel about rulings to be made from the bench[,] the safe course is to excuse the jury or retire to chambers and let the reporter record what takes place”
• “we suggest that if the trial court needs to confer with counsel about rul‐ ings to be made from the bench[,] the safe course is to excuse the jury or retire to chambers and let the reporter record what takes place”
• reversed for failure of proof

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