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· 4/30/2024

MATTHEW LAUDIEN v. TANIA RIVERA - LAUDIEN

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  • concluding that the district court did not err in using out-of-court statements that had sufficient indicia of reliability to enhance defendant’s offense level
  • deciding that a 911 call from the victim and the victim’s statement and grand jury testimony were sufficiently reliable “for use in sentencing,” and noting photographic evidence corroborated those statements

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