Fourth Circuit· 11/24/1982
United States v. Walker
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- 696 F.2d 277
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- “[The defendants] are not entitled to such a reversal [of their convictions] unless the content of the prayer substantially impaired the fairness of their trial.”
- “[The defendants] are not entitled to such a reversal [of their convictions] unless the content of the prayer substantially impaired the fairness of their trial.”
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Judges: Chapman, Haynsworth, Sprouse
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