· 11/8/1984
United States v. Mira Carolyn Smith, Lydia Taylor
Citations
- 748 F.2d 1091
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- affirming district court’s finding that juror’s remarks, “as a whole, reveal[ed] no inherent prejudice” where a prospective juror had read a news article about an earlier guilty verdict against the defendant
- relying in part on juror’s reassurances
- relying in part on juror's reassurances
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Judges: Edwards, Martin, Walinski
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