DOJ-OGR-00017259.pdf

--- Page 1 --- The image presents a document with the title "Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE" and the text "Document 767 Charge" at the top. The document is divided into two columns, with the left column containing page numbers and the right column displaying the text. **Page Numbers:** * 3072 * 238 of 257 **Document Text:** * In making this determination, you may consider whether the witness purposefully made a false statement or whether it was an innocent mistake, whether the inconsistency concerns an important fact or whether it had to do with a small detail, whether the witness had an explanation for the inconsistency and whether the explanation appealed to your common sense. * It is exclusively your duty based on all the evidence and your own good judgment to determine whether the prior statement was inconsistent and, if so, how much, if any, weight to be given to the inconsistent statement in determining whether to believe all or part of the witness's testimony. * Instruction No. 46: Law Enforcement and Government Employee Witnesses. * You have heard testimony from law enforcement officials and employees of the government. The fact that a witness may be employed by the federal government as a law enforcement official or employee does not mean that his or her testimony is necessarily deserving of more or less consideration or greater or less weight than that of an ordinary witness. * In this context, defense counsel is allowed to try to attack the credibility of such a witness on the ground that his or her testimony may be colored by a personal or professional interest in the outcome of the case. It is your decision after reviewing all the evidence whether to accept the testimony of the law enforcement or government witness. **Footer:** * SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. * (212) 805-0300 * DOJ-OGR-00017259 **Summary:** The document appears to be a legal transcript or report, likely from a court case. The text discusses the determination of a witness's credibility and the factors to consider when evaluating their testimony. The document also includes page numbers, a footer with contact information, and a unique identifier.