United States v. Alden Dickerman

How courts have described this case

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• holding similar instruction harmless because \there was nothing to suggest [the defendant's accomplice] (or anyone else) had committed some other crime of which Mangan was possibly unaware.\
• holding similar instruction harmless because “there was nothing to suggest [the defendant’s accomplice] (or anyone else) had committed some other crime of which Mangan was possibly unaware”
• choosing to review instruction without considering whether issue properly preserved below
• choosing to review instruction without considering whether issue properly preserved below

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).