United States v. Lloyd E. Humphreys

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• holding that a defendant may waive post-trial claim of juror bias if the defendant does not \diligently and timely discover the relevant information\
• holding that defendant received “adequate notice of the possibility of conviction on the lesser charge when he was charged with the greater offense”
• noting that a confidential informant’s credibility is not crucial for probable cause if partial corroboration exists
• stating that S 7207, the misdemeanor of filing a false return is included within S 7201
• ruling on plaintiffs motion for a new trial, “it is incumbent upon the defendant to clearly demonstrate that the juror’s lack of qualification presented actual bias or prejudice, affecting the juror’s impartiality and impacting the fairness of the trial”
• \`The Sixth Amendment right to an impartial jury does not require an absolute bar on felon-jurors.'\

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