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· 6/11/2020

United States v. Anthony Miles Yarbrough

Citations

  • 961 F.3d 1157

How courts have described this case

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  • “The problem arises when the analogy is used to trivialize the State’s burden under the reasonable doubt standard.”
  • “The puzzle analogy is an apt description of a trial, given that evidence is heard not in logical or chronological order but in order of witness knowledge.”

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