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Tag Archives: Religious Conversion Testimony
D.C. Circuit: Prosecutors’ Improper (“sympathetic overtones”) Opening/ Closing Stmts Deemed Harmless Error. @Legal_Times
D.C. Circuit: Prosecutor‘s Improper (“sympathetic overtones”) Opening/ Closing Statements Deemed Harmless Error. @Legal_Times. For full article, see Prosecutors’ Comments Not Enough For New Trial; for full opinion, see U.S. v. MOORE – Argued March 24, 2011. The D.C. Circuit found Prosecutor’s … Continue reading
Posted in Appeal/ Trial Errors, Criminal Law, National News
Tagged Aiding and Abetting Instruction, Batson, Brady, Closing argument, Closing Statement, Confession, Confrontation Clause, Conspiracy Withdrawal Instruction, crime, Destruction of Evidence, Harmless Error, Ineffective assistance of counsel, Jencks Act, Joinder, Law, Multiple Conspiracies Instructions, Opening Statement, Prosecutor, Prosecutorial Misconduct, Rasoo, Religious Conversion Testimony, Rule 404(b) Evidence, Severance, Statute of Limitations, Sufficiency of Evidence, Supreme Court of the United States, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, United States, United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, US v. Rodney L. Moore, Washington D.C.
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