United States v. James Kevin Nelson

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• holding that trial court properly excused jurors who had holiday travel plans
• upholding search of the defendant’s shoulder bag after agents had removed it from him and taken him to another room for questioning
• upholding search of the defendant's shoulder bag after agents had removed it from him and taken him to another room for questioning
• finding no abuse of discretion where the district court replaced two jurors with alternates because the jurors were scheduled to go on vacation the next day
• finding no abuse of discretion where district court replaced two jurors with alternates because jurors were scheduled to go on vacation
• interpreting Rule 24(c) as requiring “adequate cause” to replace a juror, including a “factual basis” supporting a “legally relevant reason”

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