United States v. Masao Fujii, A/K/A Yasuo Tamura

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• holding that computer data compiled in the ordinary course of business and presented in computer printouts prepared for trial is admissible under Rule 803(6)
• acknowledging that “some elements of the offense may be proven entirely on the basis of” the corroborated confession
• acknowledging that \some elements of the offense may be proven entirely on the basis of\ the corroborated confession
• holding check-in and reservation records from Korean Airlines flight fit within business record exception and fact that “the information was printed out at the request of the INS does not deprive the printouts of its business-record character”
• finding the \pecuniary motive\ element satisfied when the smuggler acted to satisfy a pre-existing debt
• “To prove that Fujii „encouraged or induced‟ the aliens, all that the government needed to establish was that Fujii knowingly helped or advised the aliens.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).