United States v. Aaron L. Jackson

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• given that more than one person often has same name, fact-finder cannot reasonably conclude beyond a reasonable doubt, from mere identity of names, that the document pertains to the accused who is in court
• given that more than one person often has same name, fact finder cannot reasonably conclude beyond a reasonable doubt, from mere identity of names, that the document pertains to the accused who is in court

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