United States v. Marvin Louis Guy

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• finding that the refusal to provide a jury with a transcript is not an abuse of discretion when the trial is short and the jurors should be able to remember the pertinent testimony
• noting that the parties did not dispute that African-Americans are a distinctive group
• recognizing concern about highlighting certain testimony by sending partial transcripts to jury room
• recognizing concern about highlighting certain testimony by sending partial transcripts to jury room
• “[Defendant’s] mere observation that there were no African-Americans on a panel that was drawn from a population containing African-Americans simply is not sufficient to demonstrate any systematic exclusion.”

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