United States v. Jonathan Verser

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the court’s duty to avoid giving an “impres- sion to the jury that the judge believes one version of the evidence and disbelieves or doubts another” is “[f]undamental to the right to a fair trial”
• “Fundamental to the right to a fair trial” is that the court must not “give the impression to the jury that the judge believes one version of the evidence and disbelieves or doubts another.”
• “Fundamental to the right to a fair trial” is the court’s obligation to avoid “giv[ing] the impression to the jury that the judge believes one version of the evidence and disbelieves or doubts another.” (quotation omitted)

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