Grebstein v. United States

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• noting that “it is the responsibility of the district court, if it conducts the instruction conference without a court reporter, (continued...
• finding that the appellant had failed to preserve his challenge to jury instructions because “the instruction conference in the district court was not memorialized in the record,” and the appellant had not otherwise “ma[d]e a sufficient record”
• noting that “it is the responsibility of the district court, if it conducts the instruc- tion conference without a court reporter, to provide the parties with an opportunity to specifically object to jury instruc- tions on the record”
• noting that “it is the responsibility of the district court, if it conducts the instruc- tion conference without a court reporter, to provide the parties with an opportunity to specifically object to jury instruc- tions on the record”

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