United States v. Sinks

How courts have described this case

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• affirming that failure to allege an element of a crime does not affect a court’s subject matter jurisdiction, but stating that plain not harmless error review applies
• observing that the government can concede elements of the plain error standard of review, which a criminal defendant has the burden of proof to establish
• observing that the government can concede elements of the plain error standard of review, which a criminal defendant has the burden of proof to establish
• applying plain, not harmless, error review

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