United States v. John Medford Rogers

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• finding that defendant suffered no prejudice when the court failed to read the indictment or provide a copy to defendant at arraignment because he was represented by counsel and did not allege that he was ignorant of the offense charged
• where no apparent prejudice due to absence of formal arraignment, conviction not due to be vacated

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