United States v. Martin G. Thuna
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
LEVIN H. CAMPBELL, Chief Judge.
Martin G. Thuna appeals from his conviction for the possession and interstate transportation of stolen goods. Thuna contends that the district court committed reversible errors, including: (a) redacting a statement given by Thuna to an FBI agent, and refusing to allow him to cross-examine the agent on the deleted material; (b) failing to exclude prosecution evidence that Thuna claims should have been, but was not, shown to him earlier; (c) admitting the testimony of Dennis Bolton, a printer, although Bolton’s testimony was irrelevant and was improper rebuttal;…
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