United States v. Edward Ramon Mena

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• explaining that \events that occur after an offense has been perpetrated may be relevant in an assessment of what transpired at the earlier time\
• “[I]f an ALJ has grounds for disbelieving material testimony, it 20 is both reasonable and desirable to require the ALJ to articulate those grounds in the 21 original decision.”
• denial of oral argument must prejudice the requesting party

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