United States v. Ronald P. Markwood

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• holding that reversal is required only where the district court’s error affected a party’s substantial rights and the party was prejudiced by the district court’s error
• rejecting the respondent’s argument that the agency’s “failure to seek im- munity for him” was evidence of an improper purpose where the statute governing CID at issue “merely allows, and does not require, the government to grant immunity”
• “LaSalle held that the party asserting the agency acted in bad faith bears a heavy burden of proof.”

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