United States v. Wesley C. Paxson, Sr.

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• rejecting defendant’s argument that declarant was not an agent for him personally, but rather was a mere co-employee, where declarant, as vice-president of corporation and long-term employee reported directly to' defendant on regular basis
• finding the vice president of a corporation to be an agent of the president for the purposes of 801(d)(2)(D) because the factors which normally make up an agency relationship were present
• finding the vice president of a corporation to be an agent of the president for the purposes of 801(d)(2)(D) because the factors which normally make up an agency relationship were present

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