United States v. Gerald George Weir, United States of America v. Daniel Wesley Davis

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• threats of three assassinations, plus account of attempted murder resulting in bullet wound should be excluded
• verdict should stand if evidence did not influence, or had only slight effect, on the jury
• threats of three. assassinations, plus account of attempted killing resulting in bullet wound, held to be reversible error
• evidence of an attempt by the defendant to kill a suspected informant was considered improper
• prejudice resulting from testimony as to death threats made by defendant substantially outweighed probative value, so conviction reversed
• trial judge personally reviewed government file on informant and personally telephoned informant

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