Moch v. Garthwaite

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• noting that the government could disprove the effect of unlawful command influence on obtaining character witnesses by showing that: (1) the appellant in fact offered character evidence at trial; (2
• noting that the government could disprove the effect of unlawful command influence on obtaining character witnesses by showing that: (1) the appellant in fact offered character evidence at trial; (2
• explaining the government’s burden to establish beyond a reasonable doubt that defense access to witnesses was not impeded by unlawful command influence
• considering an offered and accepted plea of guilty untainted by unlawful command influence
• “[T]he purpose of the proceeding . . . was to correct an error in the sentencing instructions, which is not a proper purpose for a proceeding in revision.”

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