United States v. Lewis Francis (97-1129) and Louay Francis (97-1130)
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
BOYCE F. MARTIN, JR., Chief Judge.
Defendants-Appellants Lewis Francis and Louay Francis, a father and son, appeal their jury convictions and sentences and the denial of their motion for a new trial. Specifically, they argue that the prosecutor engaged in improper vouching and made other inappropriate comments, that there was insufficient evidence to support several of the convictions, that the district court’s jury instructions were in error, and that the district court erred in calculating their respective sentences. Although no single comment or set of comments by the prosecutor requires a…
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