· 5/4/2005
United States v. Darron J. Murphy, Sr., Cross-Appellee, and Jennifer Baker, Cross-Appellee
Citations
- 406 F.3d 857
- 2005 U.S. App. LEXIS 7695
- 2005 WL 1083769
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that the government “waived waiver” by asserting the plain Nos. 08-2378, 08-3226 & 08-3238 13 error standard applied
- holding that the district court should reverse defendant’s conviction only if “the record contains no evidence on which a rational jury could have returned a guilty verdict”
- affirming conviction because defendant could not show he probably would have been acquitted if the jury instruction had been accurate
- affirming conviction because defendant could not show he probably would have been acquitted if the jury instruction had been accurate
- affirming conviction because defendant could not show he probably would have been acquitted if the jury instruction had been accurate
- noting that these are separate offenses
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Judges: Rovner, Evans, Sykes
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