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· 11/5/1846

Corks v. The Belle

Citations

  • 6 F. Cas. 558
  • 1846 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 33

How courts have described this case

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  • hearing closed to all without proper security clearances in case involving classified matters
  • rejecting argument that Confrontation Clause was violated by allowing a United States intelligence agent to testify without disclosing his true name because it endangered the agent and “was not essential to a fair resolution of the cause”
  • counsel may be ineffective in not advising accused of the right to enter into pretrial agreement
  • CIA’s “damage assessment did not merge” into NIS’ criminal investigation
  • analyzing promises of confidentiality and immunity under the same framework

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