United States v. Gene McBride

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• holding that the district court should balance the alleged errors against the record as a whole
• holding that defendant's failure to object at trial generally precluded him from asserting the error in a motion for new trial absent plain error
• holding that the district court should balance the alleged errors against the record as a whole
• holding that defendant's failure to object at trial generally precluded him from asserting the error in a motion for new trial absent plain error
• holding that in reviewing a motion for new trial, “[c]ounsel cannot stand idly by, permit the presentation of erroneous matter at trial, and then complain about the inclusion of that evidence in the trial record, absent plain error.”
• holding that in reviewing a motion for new trial, “[c]ounsel cannot stand idly by, permit the presentation of erroneous matter at trial, and then complain about the inclusion of that evidence in the trial record, absent plain error.”

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