United States v. Deborah Johnson-Dix, Carlos Meyers, Darrell Walton, Carl A. Dawson, Jr., and Garrett Thompson

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• holding that weight of the evidence indicates that jury verdict cannot be attributed solely to prosecutor’s closing comment that FBI agent would not risk his career through perjury
• holding that prosecutor’s remark vouching for credibility of government agent was “certainly improper”
• holding that weight of the evidence indicates that jury verdict cannot be attributed solely to prosecutor’s closing comment that FBI agent would not risk his career through perjury
• holding that prosecutor’s remark vouching for credibility of government agent was \certainly improper\
• holding that the 60- month subtraction method was not impermissible double counting
• holding that the 60-month subtraction method was not impermissible double counting

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