United States v. Teodoro Ariza-Ibarra, United States of America v. Alvaro Rodriguez Amador

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• cautioning lower court to avoid language that it is ordinarily reasonable to infer person intends natural and probable consequences of acts knowingly done or knowingly omitted
• cautioning lower court to avoid language that it is ordinarily reasonable to infer person intends natural and probable consequences of acts knowingly done or knowingly omitted
• finding no error where prosecution witness testified that probable cause existed after defense attempted to establish on cross-examination that arrests were without probable cause
• “[W]e have cautioned previously against use of language suggesting that [reasonable doubt] means proof to a moral certainty”
• adopting the view expressed in Jackskion

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