United States v. Harold R. Barnes

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• “Evidence of flight or escape is admissible and has probative value as evidence of consciousness of guilt.”
• \Evidence of flight or escape . . . has probative value as evidence of consciousness of guilt.\
• proof of any one of violations charged conjunctively in indictment is sufficient

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).