United States v. Henry Achiekwelu

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that this court will find an abuse of - 4 - discretion only if the district court’s evidentiary ruling was arbitrary or irrational
• “Even when a district court admits evidence without objection, the district court has the discretion to grant a subsequent motion made after the close of the evidence to exclude the evidence.”
• “Even when a district court admits evidence without objection, the district court has the discretion to grant a subse- quent motion made after the close of the evidence to exclude the evidence.”
• “Even when a district court admits evidence without objection, the district court has the discretion to grant a subse- quent motion made after the close of the evidence to exclude the evidence.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).