United States v. Malcolm Edward Bridwell, United States of America v. Gregory G. Schwab, United States of America v. Susan Anita Boyd

How courts have described this case

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• expressing “concern over the seriousness of the error [in admitting testimony concerning the defendant’s refusal to sign a waiver form] at trial”
• Doyle violation harmless where there was a \relatively brief reference in the context of a four-day trial\
• Doyle violation harmless where there was a “relatively brief reference in the context of a four-day trial”
• motive, intent, knowledge and plan evidence—uncharged misconduct one year after charged miscon- duct
• subsequent conduct admitted on the question of intent

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).