OPINION
COOK, Circuit Judge.
A jury convicted Charles Highgate of drug- and firearm-possession charges, and the district court sentenced him to an aggregate prison term of 360 months. Highgate appeals his conviction, arguing that a defense witness who invoked his Fifth Amendment privilege was improperly dismissed because the court did not inquire into the witness's reasonable fear of prosecution. While we agree that the district court erred in accepting...
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