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· 11/26/1980

United States v. Issiah Bynum, A/K/A Moot James, United States of America v. Raymond L. Rice, United States of America v. Jesse G. Williams

Citations

  • 634 F.2d 768
  • 1980 U.S. App. LEXIS 11914

How courts have described this case

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  • juror in case involving conspiracy and making of a false statement had relatives who had been convicted of various offenses
  • new trial required when juror, “because he was ashamed”, did not disclose that his brother was a convicted felon
  • new trial required because juror intentionally failed to reveal that three close relatives were convicted of crimes when asked during voir dire whether any family members had been convicted of crimes

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Judges: Winter, Butzner, Murnaghan

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