Gazzola v. United States

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• court must affirm act if it can imagine any set of facts to support the act
• court must affirm act if it can imagine any set of facts to support the act
• introduction of police photograph with markings, which prosecutor refused to clarify did not indicate prior arrest, was clear error but was held harmless in light of other evidence against defendant

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).