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Eighth Circuit· 5/31/2017

United States v. John Riepe

Citations

  • 858 F.3d 552
  • 2017 WL 2347093
  • 2017 U.S. App. LEXIS 9509

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  • holding that the evidence was more than sufficient to establish intent when the defendant “discussed specific sex acts that he would like to perform with [the minor],” “ultimately arranged to meet [the minor],” and “arrived at the specified location”
  • holding that the evidence was more than sufficient to establish intent where the defendant “discussed specific sex acts that he would like to perform with [the minor],” “ultimately arranged to meet -7- her,” and “arrived at the specified location”
  • stating an error is harmless if it did not influence or only had a slight influence on the verdict
  • “This Court has consistently construed Rule 404(b

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Judges: Wollman, Murphy, Melloy

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