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· 3/22/2000

United States v. Timothy S. Jocic

Citations

  • 207 F.3d 889
  • 2000 U.S. App. LEXIS 4374
  • 2000 WL 295215

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  • if the “defendant decides to testify and deny the charges against him and the finder of fact thinks he is lying, his untruthful testimony becomes evidence of guilt to add to the other evidence”
  • if the “defendant decides to testify and deny the charges against him and the finder of fact thinks he is lying, his untruthful No. 14‐3348 5 testimony becomes evidence of guilt to add to the other evi‐ dence”
  • if the “defendant decides to testify and deny the charges against him and the finder of fact thinks he is lying, his untruthful No. 14‐3348 5 testimony becomes evidence of guilt to add to the other evi‐ dence”

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Judges: Bauer, Cudahy, Eschbach

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