United States v. Martin Iribe-Perez

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• noting that although “noteworthy trials” will “pique the interest of the public” and will lead “many potential jurors [to] have formed initial impressions about the case,” a juror will not be disqualified unless he cannot set aside the initial impressions
• noting that although “noteworthy trials” will “pique the interest of the public” and will lead “many potential jurors [to] have formed initial impressions about the case,” a juror will not be disqualified unless he cannot set aside the initial impressions
• affirming denial of motion to dismiss based on defendant’s failure to prove lost testimony was material and favorable, and not addressing whether the government acted in bad faith in allowing witness’s voluntary departure
• defendant must show bad faith when Government allowed witness to voluntarily depart

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