United States v. Enrique Antonio Ramon-Perez

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• holding flight evidence admissible as consciousness of guilt where defendant fled within several weeks of his formal arrest and release on bond and a few days before a scheduled hearing
• evidence of defendant’s flight, occurring more than seven weeks after he committed the underlying crime, was admissible to prove consciousness of guilt, particularly since he offered no alternative explanation for his flight

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