United States v. Juan Miguel Lopez-Escobar

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• concluding that because the government had briefed the issue it would not be prejudiced if the Court reviewed the issue
• observing that the district court directed the prosecutor to arrange a comparison of a casing found near the scene of the arrest and casings to be test-fired from a specific gun

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