United States v. D.G. Seago, Jr.

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• holding that evidence known by the defendant at the time of trial cannot constitute “newly discovered” evidence
• concluding that financial condition of defendant's company was \not probative\ on issue of scheme to defraud
• \Motions for a new trial are disfavored ....\

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