United States v. James A. Benson

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• finding no evidentiary error when the information was corroborated by other evidence
• finding no evidentiary error when the information was corroborated by other evidence
• judge who has personally observed defendant’s testimony must make express finding of perjury, but need not specifically identify a particular perjurious statement
• law enforcement officers who wrote down the declarant’s statements did not testify

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