Gause v. United States
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
SCHWELB, Senior Judge:
Following a jury trial, Larry A. Gause and Karlepa Wilkey were convicted of armed robbery of a senior citizen and of several related weapons offenses. On appeal, appellants contend, as they did in the trial court, that the trial judge erred by denying Gause’s request for discovery, joined by Wilkey, relating to jury-selection records and certain other jury information. The judge denied Gause’s motion (the Jury Motion), as well as Gause’s request for discovery, upon the ground that Gause had failed to present a prima facie case in support of his claim that the Superior…
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