United States v. Christopher Eads

How courts have described this case

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• finding the district court’s Rule 403 analysis insufficient where it did not explain the specific probative value or risk of prejudice presented by the evidence
• finding the district court’s Rule 403 analysis insufficient where it did not explain the specific probative value or risk of prejudice presented by the evidence
• finding the district court’s Rule 403 analysis insufficient where it did not explain the specific probative value or risk of prejudice presented by the evidence
• “[O]ur task is to examine the record as a whole to see if [the defendant] ‘knowingly and intelligently’ waived his right to counsel.”
• “[O]ur task is to examine the record as a whole to see if [the defendant] ‘knowingly and intelligently’ waived his right to counsel.”
• “A stipulation about the content of charged images only goes so far if it is silent with respect to the defendant’s knowledge of the images in his possession.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).