United States v. Kenneth Coleman, United States of America v. Andre Worthy, United States of America v. Orlando Willis

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that there was no Franks violation even though there were “a number of omissions,” including a witness description of a suspect as “part Hispanic,” because “there [was] no proof that [the officer] ever knew of the existence of the omission”
• stating there is no Bruton problem if the evidence erroneously received is cumulative of overwhelming and largely uncontroverted evidence
• applying this principle in a § 1B1.2(d) case

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).