United States v. Kelli Prather

How courts have described this case

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• finding that the defendant could not “surmount plain-error review” or “show prejudice” from improper character testimony “[g]iven the overwhelming evidence against [the defendant]”
• finding no violation of substantial rights when the challenged testimony was cumulative of other testimony
• noting that Loper Bright did not overrule Kisor
• “Whatever the future of Auer deference, as a court of appeals, we are not in the business of overruling Supreme Court precedent. . . . Auer (and Kisor) remain good law.”
• “Loper Bright did not overrule Auer.”

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