United States v. Billy Locke

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• “Ap- pellant’s basic contentions in this Court are that the government exhibits were not certified and authenticated[.]”
• “Appellant claims that [a] statement [signed by him] was intro- duced as a ‘confession’ and, as such, prejudiced his Fifth Amend- ment right of due process.”

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