United States v. Alfonso Mora, Jesus Medina, Juan Torres Sosa and Ricardo Reyes Lira

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• explaining that even when a defendant’s testimony of entrapment is uncontradicted, it “cannot by itself establish entrapment as a matter of law because, absent unusual circumstances, the jury is almost always entitled to disbelieve that testimony”
• “The defendant is generally provided adequate notice of the district court’s resolution of the disputed facts when the court merely adopts the findings of the PSR.”

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