In what case did the Supreme Court reverse a defendant's conviction due to a "carnival atmosphere" in the courtroom?

A. Sheppard v. Maxwell
B. Brinegar v. United States
C. Washington v. Texas
D. Tumey v. Ohio


Answer: A

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