United States v. James Neal Lewis, United States of America v. Ira Lee Dickerson

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• reviewing appellant's contention he was denied right to allocute at sentencing reviewed for plain error because he did not raise the issue in district court
• \Vouching gen- erally occurs when the prosecutor's actions are such that a jury could reasonably believe that the prosecutor was indicating a personal belief in the credibility of the witness.\
• approving use of non-discriminatory voter registration lists in jury selection plan
• “Credibility findings must have support in the record, and 11 hackneyed language seen universally in ALJ decisions adds nothing.”

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