United States v. John William Van Dyke, Jr.

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• finding that no single error was so prejudicial as to warrant reversal, but the record as a whole established that the defendant’s right to a fair trial had been violated
• \[W]e consider the court's excessive intervention and lack of neutrality as plain error which deprived the defendant of a fair trial.\
• \[W]e consider the court’s excessive intervention and lack of neutral- ity as plain error which deprived the defendant of a fair trial.\

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