United States v. Awni Shauaib Zayyad

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• noting that prices well below wholesale suggest awareness or deliberate indifference that goods were counterfeit
• noting that prices well below wholesale suggest awareness or deliberate indifference that goods were counterfeit
• noting that selling drugs below wholesale suggests deliberate indifference that goods were counterfeit
• prohibiting cross-examination of witnesses about the “gray market” in diverted prescription drugs because the defendant had not shown that he knew about such markets
• noting propriety of trial court limiting cross-examination to areas of relevance to the case and explaining this court’s deference to district court’s rulings on relevancy
• assuming the appellant preserved the issue where he could not prevail even under the presumed error standard of review

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