United States v. Hugh Brown and Lewis D. Hayes

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• holding that testimony that defendants were on a “primary target list” of drug dealers “known to the Sheriff’s department” was prejudicial error
• holding that testimony that defendants were on a “primary target list” of drug dealers “known to the Sheriff’s department” was prejudicial error
• concluding that submitting to the jury a “fair sized manila 11 envelope” containing a memorandum report and inventory of evidence against the 12 defendant was error which influenced the jury
• prejudice entailed where detailed report and handwritten notes constituted brief recap of crucial aspects of government's case and \accompanied the jury into the jury room\

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