United States v. Lloyd Ray Bradshaw

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• holding that the fact “that a juror had prior business dealings with key government witnesses,” without more, was insufficient to establish juror impartiality
• concluding that, while a potential juror's acknowledgment that he was acquainted with government witnesses would necessitate further inquiry, that fact in and of itself does not compel a conclusion of bias
• concluding that, while a potential juror’s acknowledgment that he was acquainted with government witnesses would necessitate further inquiry, that fact in and of itself does not compel a conclusion of bias
• juror conducted business with witness

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