United States v. Oleg Zlatogur

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• holding that the district court properly considered hearsay evidence at sentencing where both parties had an opportunity to submit arguments to the court before ruling
• holding the district court properly considered hearsay at sentencing where both parties had an opportunity to submit arguments to the court before ruling
• determining that hearsay declarations were sufficiently reliable because the dis- trict court found the testifying witness relating the declarations credible, and other evidence corroborated the testimony
• observing that a district court may consider “reliable hearsay” during sentencing
• observing that a district court may consider “reliable hearsay” during sentencing
• observing that a district court may consider “reliable hearsay” during sentencing

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