The Fifth Amendment of the Constitution requires a person to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, only if he is presented or indicted by a Grand Jury. This District Court, however, did not properly instruct the Jury concerning the fact that the accused was not indicted, hence the Jury did not have an opportunity to render an accurate verdict.

Does an inaccurate Jury Instruction on the content of the indictment violate due process of law? (Violation of the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment of the Constitution).

Does an inaccurate Jury Instruction on the content of the indictment violate due process of law?