United States v. Gloria Patricia Ocampo-Guarin

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• “The jury, of course, was not required to believe [the defendant’s] testimony denying knowledge. Issues relating to state of mind, such as knowledge and intent, may be influenced by assessments of credibility and often must be established by circumstantial evidence.”

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