Anderson County v. United States

How later courts describe this case

• “[A] reviewing court can sustain the judgment of a lower court on any ground that finds support in the record.”
• availability of unprejudiced petit jury at trial obviates need for appellate review of grand jury
• "Simply because a witness alters some portion of his testimony at the time of trial is not a sufficient reason to conclude that the new testimony is false, or that the Commonwealth knew or had reason to know that it was false"
• judgment binds members who come into class before final order