United States v. Taken Alive

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• holding that a petit jury’s guilty verdict renders grand jury error harmless because it results in no prejudice to the defendant
• concluding severance of two charges, for assaults that occurred approximately one month apart, was not required because evidence of one assault could be used to show the “absence of mistake or accident or to show intent” of the other assault
• where petit jury found defendant guilty, grand jury error is rendered harmless

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).