United States v. Milton Badia, A/K/A \El Americano\, A/K/A \Milton Vadis\

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• stating “[o]nce the certification is made, it is subjected only to minimal scrutiny by the courts”
• stating “[o]nce the certification is made, it is subjected only to minimal scrutiny by the courts”
• “Absent evidence to the contrary, we presume that the jury was able to follow the court’s instructions and evaluate the evidence against each defendant independently.”

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