United States v. Leroy L. Scott, Jr.

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• holding that a witness's request to recant her testimony, combined with the magistrate's assessment that the witness made a mistake, called the witness's credibility into question and therefore was a sufficient basis to reopen the hearing
• stating that we defer to court’s instruction as long as the essential elements of the offense are covered
• applying the presumption of regularity where there was a minor gap in the chain of custody

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