United States v. Robert C. Jacoby and Thomas Skubal

How courts have described this case

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• holding that memoranda dictated by witness during closing of real estate loans left “no doubt” those documents were prepared in the course of a regularly conducted business activity
• holding that a prosecutor’s statements during closing arguments that inconsistencies “were so glaring and so clear” that “[s]omeone is committing perjury” were neither improper nor prejudicial, albeit “colorful and perhaps flamboyant”

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