United States v. Ricky Wayne Meads

How courts have described this case

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• holding that where “the evidence at trial [does] not support the instruction ... the district court’s rejection of the instruction [is] not an abuse of discretion”
• holding that where “the evidence at trial [does] not support the instruction . . . the district court’s rejection of the instruction [is] not an abuse of discretion”
• reviewing the denial of a mere presence theory-of-defense instruction for abuse of discretion
• reviewing the denial of a mere presence theory-of-defense instruction for abuse of discretion
• district court does not err by denying an instruction which is not supported by the evidence at trial
• district court does not err by denying an instruction which is not supported by the evidence at trial

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).