United States v. Carl D. McBane

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• recognizing that “materiality” requires a false statement capable of influencing a reasonable decisionmaking body
• stating that “[w]e do not weigh evidence or determine the credibility of witnesses” on sufficiency of the evidence review (citation and internal quotation marks omitted)
• finding misrepresentation to FBI was material even when FBI’s investigation was essentially complete and FBI conceded the statement had no effect on its case because it was still “of a type” capable of influencing a reasonable decision maker

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