United States v. Lorenzo Mosley

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• holding that erroneous admission of hearsay evidence in revocation proceeding was harmless error when “the result would have been the same without admitting the hearsay”
• erroneous admission of evidence at supervised release revocation hearing may still be harmless where violation would have been found even without the improper evidence
• we review de novo constitutional arguments for revocation of supervised release
• we review de novo constitutional arguments for revocation of supervised release

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