United States v. Jack Irons

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• stating that “it is not unlawful for the Government to promise favors in return for truthful testimony,” as long as the favorable treatment is not contingent upon the outcome of the trial
• \[I]t is not unlawful for the Government to promise favors in return -3- for truthful testimony.\

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