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Prejudice Required for Courtroom Shackling Claim

The plaintiff's claim of courtroom shackling amounts only to harmless error, since only one juror saw the plaintiff in handcuffs and none saw his leg restraints. At 691: ". . . [A] jury's brief or inadvertent glimpse of a defendant in physical restraints outside of the courtroom does not warrant ...

 

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