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Wright v. United States

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  • 513 A.2d 804
  • 1986 D.C. App. LEXIS 389

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  • explaining that a defendant “who chooses to present a defense, usually must, if convicted, have his or her own 15 evidence factored into the sufficiency analysis on appeal . . . for two, related reasons: (1) because all evidence is germane to the truth, and (2

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Judges: Ferren, Belson, and Steadman, Associate Judges

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