United States v. Connie Sue Heater, United States of America v. Harvey Bernard John, United States of America v. Timothy W. McCoy

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• holding erroneous evidentiary ruling harmless when \a wealth of testimony\ established the defendant's guilt
• noting that error harmless unless judgment was substantially swayed by error
• affirming money laundering conviction based on evidence that the defendant's purchases, including real estate, a motorcycle, and an ATV, exceeded his lawful income
• affirming money laundering conviction based on evidence that the defendant’s purchases, including real estate, a motorcycle, and an ATV, exceeded his lawful income
• affirming money laundering conviction based on evidence that the defendant’s purchases, including real estate, a motorcycle, and an ATV, exceeded his lawful income
• upholding the admission of statements under Rule 801(d)(2)(A) where a defendant told a friend that she was part owner of a marijuana field

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