1. Chapman v. Cal., No. 95, SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, December 7-8, 1966, Argued , February 20, 1967, Decided
OVERVIEW: Prosecutors' tactics of reminding the jury repeatedly that petitioners remained silent during the trial and did not come to their own defense was not harmless error, and petitioners were entitled to a new trial.
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