United States v. William Anthony Johnson (04-5110/6161) and Christopher L. Stone (04-5146)

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• holding that an appellant forfeits all issues not raised and argued in initial brief on appeal
• holding that “the date of commission” of an offense is “so basic as to be implicit in the fact of a prior conviction”
• holding that ”[a]n appellant abandons all issues not raised and argued in its initial brief on appeal”
• holding that arguments referred to in a perfunctory manner and unaccompanied by some effort to develop argumentation are deemed waived
• concluding that an unwitting declarant’s secretly recorded statements made to a friend were not testimonial in nature
• holding that an unwitting declarant’s secretly recorded statements to a close friend were nontestimonial

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).