United States v. German Villabona-Garnica, Jorge Enrique Munoz

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• distinguishing Estelle where the prison clothing was a \constant reminder\ to the jury that the defendant was incarcerated, from defendant's remark on cross-examination that he was incarcerated
• permitting reviewing courts to consider evidence admitted after the suppression proceedings
• “By failing to raise an issue at a suppression hearing without offering any justification therefor, the government waives its right to assert it in subsequent proceedings.” (internal quotation marks and brackets omitted

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