United States v. Diaz Arias

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• concluding court’s instruction to be “fair-minded and impartial” encompassed defendant’s requested instruction on racial prejudice
• concluding court’s instruction to be “fair-minded and impartial” encompassed defendant’s requested instruction on racial prejudice
• concluding that use of third-party proffer statements at sentencing is appropriate
• concluding court’s instruction to be “fair-minded and impartial” encompassed defendant’s requested instruction on racial prejudice
• noting that such testimony is admissible since it is not the type of broad, overarching discussion about “the results of a criminal investigation, usually including aspects” the agent did not participate in
• noting that courts may consider third-party proffer statements for sentencing purposes

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