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U.S. v. Damblu, No. 95-1206, No. 710 (2nd Cir.) (134 F.3d 490) (January 22, 1998) (Judge Richard J. Cardamone)

This case is noted, briefly, because it explores, equally briefly, the all-too-frequent practice of asking hypothetical “guilt assuming” questions of the defendant’s character witnesses. In this case the defendant was convicted of various drug crimes. During trial, the Government asked a series of questions of his character witnesses such as ...

 

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