United States v. Seymour Joseph Cassel

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• stating that the test for adequacy of voir dire to detect juror bias, in general, is whether “the district court’s voir dire [has] created a reasonable assurance that prejudice would be discovered if present.”
• stating that the test for adequacy of voir dire to detect juror bias, in general, is whether \the district court's voir dire [has] created a reasonable assurance that prejudice would be discovered if present.\

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