Eleventh Circuit· 9/24/1997

United States v. Bailey

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123 F.3d 1381
1997 U.S. App. LEXIS 26289

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holding that two references to the Bible during closing argument were not improper
holding there is no prohibition on colorful and flamboyant remarks so long as they relate to the evidence adduced at trial
stating that \a defendant's voluntary statements made to individuals that the defendant did not know were government agents do not come within the ambit of this rule\
explaining that a memory lapse, unintentional error, or oversight cannot support a Napue claim
explaining in detail that under the one book rule, only one edition of the Manual is to be applied in sentencing a defendant
explaining perjury is not established by the fact that a witness's \testimony is challenged by another witness or is inconsistent with prior statements\ (citation omitted)

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Judges: Birch, Godbold, O'Kelley

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