United States v. Rex G. Endicott

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• finding “definitive corroboration” of a challenged witness’ testimony existed where every interaction between the defendant and witness was recorded
• no reasonable likelihood false testimony as to witness payments would have affected the judgment of the jury where tape recording of contacts between witness and defendant presented definitive corroboration
• new trial unwarranted where new evidence that government witness was promised more money than previously disclosed was cumulative
• new trial not warranted where undisclosed evidence provided additional but cumulative ground of impeachment and where conviction was supported by substantial independent evidence
• requir- ing defendant to establish actual prejudice resulting from an improper juror contact in order to receive a new trial
• juror approaches main defense witness and says that he knows defendant is guilty

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