Cassandra Lynn Hayes v. United States

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• noting that, in reviewing the government’s decision to refuse to grant immunity to a witness, “the trial court must take care to avoid intruding into the exclusively executive function of granting immunity”
• affirming the trial court’s finding that the prosecution did not abuse its discretion when it declined to grant use immunity to a witness “after finding potential for perjury during a debriefing procedure pursuant to Carter”
• explaining when the trial court may impose a sanction under Carter

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).