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  "full_text": "Case 22-1426, Document 59, 02/28/2023, 3475902, Page3 of 113\nD. All counts fall within the scope of the NPA and must be dismissed ............................................................................................................................40\nPOINT II\nALL COUNTS ARE BARRED BY THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS............................................................................................................................41\nA. Section 3283 Does Not Apply to the Mann Act Violations (Counts Three and Four)............................................................................................................................43\nB. The District Court erred in applying § 3283 retroactively ............................................................................................................................52\n1. Congress evinced an intent that § 3283 operate only prospectively............................................................................................................................54\n2. The District Court's application of § 3283 creates \"impermissible retroactive effects\" without authorization from Congress ............................................................................................................................58\nC. Count Six is also barred by the Statute of Limitations ............................................................................................................................62\nPOINT III\nDEFENDANT WAS DENIED HER CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO A FAIR AND IMPARTIAL JURY BECAUSE A JUROR MADE FALSE STATEMENTS IN VOIR DIRE AS TO MATERIAL FACTS THAT, IF KNOWN, WOULD HAVE PROVIDED A VALID BASIS TO REMOVE HIM FOR CAUSE. U.S. Const. amend. VI............................................................................................................................63\nA. Introduction............................................................................................................................63\nB. Applicable Law ............................................................................................................................64\nC. Juror No. 50's False Responses Deprived Ms. Maxwell of her Constitutional Right to a Trial by an Impartial Jury ............................................................................................................................65\n1. Juror 50 Did Not Truthfully Answer Material Questions During Voir Dire ............................................................................................................................65\nD. Under the McDonough Test, Juror 50's Actual, Implied and Inferred Bias was established............................................................................................................................66\n1. The McDonough Test: The First Prong............................................................................................................................66\nii\nDOJ-OGR-00021050",
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