Henderson v. Armontrout

finding that cost-of-inearceration fines are rational means to assist victims of crime collectively | comment about lack of remorse that was held to be a comment on failure to testify | comment about lack of remorse that was held to be a comment on failure to testify | instructions equating "reasonable doubt" with "real doubt" and comparing jury's deliberations with personal decision-making not plain error | that Hagmann was convicted of importing almost seven tons of marihuana suggested that he had access to funds in excess of those listed in his in forma pauperis affidavit and justified $100,000 fine