· 11/28/1983
United States v. Robert C. Lewis, United States of America v. Tommy M. Motlagh, United States of America v. James Boardley
Citations
- 716 F.2d 16
- 230 U.S. App. D.C. 212
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- sustaining trial of several criminal cases simultaneously before two juries absent evidence indicating dual jury causes specific prejudice to a defendant
- sustaining trial of several criminal cases simultaneously before two juries absent evidence indicating dual jury causes specific prejudice to a defendant
- sustaining trial of several criminal cases simultaneously before two juries absent evidence indicating dual jury caused specific prejudice to a defendant
- sustaining trial of several criminal cases simultaneously before two juries absent evidence indicating dual jury caused specific prejudice to a defendant
- analyzing whether there was any specific prejudice resulting from dual juries
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Judges: Robinson, Wright, Scalia
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