United States v. Jesus John Hernandez

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• reviewing the admission of co-conspirator testimony for an abuse of discretion
• reviewing the admission of co-conspirator testimony for an abuse of discretion
• the co-conspirator statement may be conditionally admitted and connected up by subsequent evidence
• the co-conspirator statement may be conditionally admitted and connected up by subsequent evidence
• court may be able to determine the admissibility of the hearsay statements on the basis of verbal proffers, on the opening statement, or on what it knows of the evidence based upon pretrial or suppression hearings

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