United States v. Russell A. Werme

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• holding that another party's guilty plea is admissible for \other[ ] permissible purposes\
• holding that another party's guilty plea is admissible for \other[ ] permissible purposes\
• holding that another party’s guilty plea is admissible for “other[ ] permissible purposes”
• \We have long recognized that evidence of another party's guilty plea is not admissible to prove the defendant's guilt.\
• “The prosecutor is entitled to considerable latitude in summation to argue the evidence and any reasonable inferences that can be drawn from that evidence.”
• \We also conclude that it was harmless error to introduce the [witnesses'] guilty pleas.\

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