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· 4/24/1992

United States v. Daniel W. Robinson, Dillard E. Woods, and Paul E. Robinson

Citations

  • 956 F.2d 1388

How courts have described this case

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  • discussing limitation of prejudicial impact of 404(b) evidence through jury instruction
  • after defendant was read Miranda rights and made two statements, he was told of another’s cooperation with the government; testimony was properly admitted that defendant “dropped his head and said, ‘Oh, forget it’ ”

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Judges: Coffey, Kanne, Eschbach

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