United States v. Glenn Guadalupe

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that proving a violation of Section 1512(b)(3) “does not depend on the existence or imminency of a federal investigation”
• affirming conviction of former state corrections official for trying to persuade subordinate officer to lie in her report relating to the beating of a prisoner
• requiring proof that an erroneous jury instruction so influenced the jury’s delibera- tions that it “produce[d] a miscarriage of justice”
• requiring proof that an erroneous jury instruction so influenced the jury’s delibera- tions that it “produce[d] a miscarriage of justice”
• “[P]roving a VALENZUELA GALLARDO V. LYNCH 57 violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1512(b)(3
• “[K]knowledge can be inferred by virtue of the [defendant’s] position . . . [and] extensive knowledge of how investigations of the sort involved here proceed.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).