United States v. Gilberto Pineda-Ortuno and Carlos Ramirez-Carranza

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• “Where plain error is apparent, the issue may be raised sua sponte by this court even though it is not assigned or specified.”
• “Where plain error is apparent, the issue may be raised sua sponte by this court even though it is not assigned or specified.”
• nervousness, conflicting statements, and implausible story

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