· 12/15/2023
Quiñones Andino, Tatiana Isabel v. Rosario Reynoso, Jorge Angel
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- holding that \the court did not abuse its discretion in view of [the witness's] recalcitrance\
- holding that “the court did not abuse its discretion in view of [the witness’s] recalcitrance”
- holding that a witness’s conclusion that the defendant was involved in the charged conspiracy was admissible under Rule 701
- holding that district court did not abuse its discretion in determining that evasive answers from recalcitrant and hesitant witness were inconsistent with his previously given statements
- permitting an alleged co-conspirator to testify that the defendant was “involved” in the charged conspiracy; that this testimony “went directly to the ultimate issue in the case . . . did not make [it] improper”
- “The district court should have considerable discretion to determine whether evasive answers are inconsistent with statements previously given.”
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