United States v. Capra

FRANKEL, District Judge.

The actual trial of this case (including approximately a half day for jury selection and one and a half days for the jury’s deliberations) required a total of approximately 19 court days. As is not uncommon, a substantial number of other days prior to trial were required for the hearing of motions to suppress evidence. In the end, the three motions requiring those 11 further days of hearing were all denied. One such denial has been embodied in an opinion which was given to counsel but not filed until after the verdict, all being agreed that there should be all possible…