United States v. Silvio Dewolf

How courts have described this case

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• noting the irony that attempts by a defendant to improperly influence a proceeding may then become admissible in that proceeding; if so, \that is the defendant's lookout\
• noting the irony that attempts by a defendant to improperly influence a proceeding may then become admissible in that proceeding; if so, “that is the defendant's lookout”
• noting the irony that attempts by a defendant to improperly influence a proceeding may then become admissible in that proceeding; if so, \that is the defendant's lookout\
• “it is ordinarily reasonable to infer”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).