United States v. Richard Stadtmauer

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• holding that a Rule 701 error was harmless because the record as a whole suggested the conclusion the inadmissible evidence offered
• holding that a Rule 701 error was harmless because the record as a whole suggested the conclusion the inadmissible evidence offered
• explaining that the defendant bears the burden of establishing “(1) [the witness] committed perjury; (2) the Government knew or should have known that [the witness] committed perjury but failed to correct his testimony; and (3
• defining “scienter” to include knowledge and willful blindness, but not recklessness
• defining “scienter” to include knowledge and willful blindness, but not recklessness
• when the defendant “cannot meet his burden as to the first two of these elements, we need not address the third.”

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