United States v. Mandel

U.S. Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit · Decided 1979-01-11

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BUTZNER, Circuit Judge, dissenting: The trial of this lengthy case required the able, experienced district judge to whom it was specially assigned to make many rulings involving the admission and exclusion of evidence and to explain to the jury in clear and concise terms the principles of law on which both the prosecution and the numerous defendants relied. To do justice to both sides, he had to exercise in f…

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