U.S. v. Felton, No. 03-1441 (1st Cir.) (417 F.3d 97) (July 29, 2005) (Judge Michael Boudin)
Here the Court refused to grant any relief based on the prosecution's repeated use of the word “terrorist” to describe the defendants and their actions at trial - even though the defendants were not charged with any crimes so labeled.
The two defendants in this case, Leo Felton and Erica ...
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