United States v. William Boswell

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• concluding it was not error to admit evidence of the defendant’s firearm tattoo because such evidence contradicted the credibility of defendant’s testimony and was not unfairly prejudicial
• concluding it was not error to admit evidence of the defendant’s firearm tattoo because such evidence contradicted the credibility of defendant’s testimony and was not unfairly prejudicial
• impeachment by contradiction “involves presenting evidence that the substance of a witness’s testimony is not to be believed” (emphasis added)
• impeachment by contradiction “involves presenting evidence that the substance of a witness’s testimony is not to be believed” (emphasis added)
• tattoo of revolver on defendant's neck

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