Hamer (D) was convicted for fraudulently importing narcotic drugs and facilitating the sale thereof. D was convicted but appealed based on the fact that she was denied a list of names and addresses of prospective jurors in advance of trial, that her counsel was not permitted to conduct voir dire examination, and that the prosecutor used a jury book.

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