United States of America, Appellee-Plaintiff v. Lorenzo Hubbard, Appellant-Defendant

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• stating that plain-error review is appropriate where party fails to make “objection with clarity and specificity”
• submission of hearsay and conjecture to the grand jury does not warrant dismissal of indictment
• “[A]n aggrieved party must present his objection with clarity and specificity to the trial court in order to avoid unnecessary error from occurring.”

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