United States v. Robert Lyle Lamp, Jr., Michael J. Yuretich and Mark Alan Eberwine

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• holding that Rule 404(b) did not bar evidence of income from illegal narcotics dealing when defendant charged with tax eva- sion
• stating that failure to give defendant’s proffered instruction was not error where theory, even if believed, “would not have warranted acquittal”
• stating that failure to give defendant’s proffered instruction was not error where theory, even if believed, “would not have warranted acquittal”
• judge’s statement that he could not recall having declined to impose a term of imprisonment for a certain offense did not demonstrate a mechanical sentencing policy precluding consideration of a probationary sentence

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