United States v. Isaiah Louis Tweed, A/K/A Isaiah Lewis Tweed

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• sufficient proof of possession in fact that residence in which bomb was placed was occupied by people whom defendant had threatened to kill a few hours earlier
• jury venire informed that defendant had been \involved\ with another trial, but no reference to type of trial or actual role of the defendant; no prejudice found
• jury venire informed that defendant had been “involved” with another trial, but no reference to type of trial or actual role of the defendant; no prejudice found
• service at previous trial of the defendant, notwithstanding acquittal there

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