United States v. Brandon Bernard and Christopher Andre Vialva

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• concluding that evidence of propensity for orchestrated criminal activity in prison permitted finding of future dangerousness
• holding that error in admitting minimal victim impact testimony in which victim’s mother directly addressed defendants did not affect substantial rights in light of the impact on the family
• concluding that evidence of propensity for violence in prison permitted finding of future dangerousness
• concluding that jury instruction error was “harmless beyond a reasonable doubt”
• concluding that jury instruction error was \harmless beyond a reasonable doubt\
• explaining that brief statements that may violate Booth \did not alone unduly prejudice the jury\

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