Mitchell Et Ux. v. United States

LEMMON, Circuit Judge.

It is familiar technique for an appellant to seize upon every peccadillo committed by the lower court and magnify it until it becomes a blunder of major proportions.

The present case is no exception.

Although nine errors have been specified in this appeal, only three need be discussed.

The most serious objection is that the trial judge did not allow appellants’ counsel to cross-examine one of “the prosecution’s key witnesses”.

The appellee replies that, on the contrary, there was full cross-examination by the defense. It is pointed out that the witness in question was…