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‘9 10 (3) 206 Mr. Mika. From what I have seen, 4% would appear to hes yes, siz, Mr, Sourwine, “Gan you give us one or more of the leading cases in the Federal Court of Kansas which holds as you have ine dicated? | .. My. Mikva,. | Yes. Mv, Sourwine, Ido not say IT am challenging you at ali. We simply Go not have them and want the information. Mr. Mika. Surely. it would be glad to. One of the cases which I had reference %o in which the point is raised is the case of the United States v. 16,000 Acres of Land, which appears in 40 Federal Supplement 645, | Would you like me to state a Little about the case and shat I understand? | | Me, Sourwine, If we have the citation, i+ is enough, We Will be able’ to read ib. Is there any other case you would Tike to cite to us there at that point? - Mer, Mikva, Now, are you talking about, solely limited to the Feceral Courts ? Mr, Sourwine. Yes, . Me, Mikva. Yes. In Clyde Mattox ve United States, 146 U.S. 141, the Com squarely held that it was error for the Trial Judge to refuse to receive the affidavits of jurors of what happened during she delibewasions,