· 3/26/2004
United States v. Javier Barajas Ramirez
Citations
- 362 F.3d 521
- 2004 U.S. App. LEXIS 5680
- 2004 WL 594108
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- reviewing court views the evidence in the light most favorable to the verdict, accepting all reasonable inferences which- tend to support jury verdict, and reversing only if no reasonable jury could have found defendant guilty beyond reasonable doubt
- no abuse of discretion in denying new trial when factual circumstances do not point to a serious miscarriage of justice
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Judges: Bye, Gibson, Melloy
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