United States v. Warren Tyler

How courts have described this case

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• noting, in the course of reversing the conspiracy conviction of a mere go-between, the absence of evidence that the defendant “knew where to find [the supplier] or expected him to be in the area”
• “When the testimony of a witness is not believed, the trier of fact may simply disregard it. Normally, the discredited testimony is not considered a sufficient basis for drawing a contrary conclusion.”
• “When the -31- testimony of a witness is not believed, the trier of fact may simply disregard it. Normally, the discredited testimony is not considered a sufficient basis for drawing a contrary conclusion.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).