United States v. Ervin Jahue Blevins, United States of America v. Joel Amos Mitchell, United States of America v. Dewey Glen Johnson

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• “An appellate court . . . may affirm a judgment where the record reveals that the . . . statements were plainly admissible, whether or not a detailed rationale for admitting the statements has been stated by the trial court.”

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