United States v. Nelson Cornelious Drummond
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
KAUFMAN, Circuit Judge.
On this appeal, which raises multiple challenges to the conviction of Nelson Cornelious Drummond for conspiracy to violate the Federal Espionage Act, we are called upon to decide whether the trial court wrongly admitted into evidence inculpatory statements made by the defendant during periods prior to and following his arraignment in which he was allegedly denied the assistance of counsel and thus deprived of rights secured to him under the Sixth Amendment to the Con*138stitution. Because this appeal raises vital questions of judicial administration of the criminal law…
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