United States v. Glen Harris, Wendell Ray Shackleford, and Robert Wade Townsend

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• holding that all inferences and credibility choices must be made in the light most favorable to the Government
• holding that it is not necessary that the evidence exclude every hypothesis of innocence and that a jury is free to choose among reasonable constructions of the evidence
• sentences not imposed in violation of the law, not resulting from an incorrect application of the Guidelines, and not outside the applicable Guidelines range must be upheld

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