relying in part on § 2106 to enter judgments of acquittal in favor of the defendant in a criminal case after initially remanding for a new trial
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- relying in part on § 2106 to enter judgments of acquittal in favor of the defendant in a criminal case after initially remanding for a new trial
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The opinion
McCORD, Circuit Judge
(dissenting).
In view of the language of the original majority opinion holding that under the evidence the defendant was entitled to a directed verdict, I am in no wise surprised that the defendant is now here again seeking an acquittal. His motion only accentuates the errors of the majority opinion, wheréin the evidence pointed unerringly to his guilt. The conviction should have been affirmed.
I dissent.