United States v. Fowobi George and Ola Mustapha

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “credibility is an issue reserved for the finder of fact” in a sufficiency challenge to defendant’s conviction under § 513(a)
• explaining that under Batson “the government’s proffered reason for the strike need not be particularly persuasive, or even based on quantifiable data, so long as it is not pretextual”
• explaining that under Batson, “the government’s proffered reason for the strike need not be particularly persuasive, or even based on quantifiable data, so long as it is not pretextual”
• “the [] proffered reason for the strike need not be particularly persuasive or even based on quantifiable data, so long as it is not pretextual.”

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