Esq.
May 1, 2013
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"I write to dispel any doubt whether the [U.S. Supreme] Court's denial of certiorari should be understood to signal our tolerance of a federal prosecutor's racially charged remark. It should not.
"The issue of [defendant] Calhoun's intent came to a head when the prosecutor cross-examined him. ... The prosecutor pressed Calhoun repeatedly to explain why he did not want to be in the hotel room. Eventually, the District Judge told the prosecutor to move on. That is when t...
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