United States v. William Peters, A/K/A Henry Conrad

How courts have described this case

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• trial court did not abuse its discretion in replacing tardy juror even though juror ultimately turned out to be just ten minutes late
• no abuse of discretion in replacing juror who was five minutes late on final day of three-day trial
• “[I]t is difficult to imagine a more complete disqualification than a failure to appear.”
• \it is difficult to imagine a more complete disqualification than a failure to appear\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).