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· 11/5/1934

Corrigan v. Von Schill College of Chiropody & Pedic Surgery

Citations

  • 277 Ill. App. 350
  • 1934 Ill. App. LEXIS 131

How courts have described this case

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  • stenographic transcripts of interviews with witnesses destroyed in accordance with FBI procedures after “formal interview reports had 'been made out”
  • Government unable to demonstrate good-faith destruction; statutory sanctions invoked although the defense apparently had not affirmatively shown any governmental intention to suppress information
  • reversed because federal agents had, prior to trial, destroyed notes which appeared producible
  • deliberate destruction of stenographic transcripts required mistrial

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Judges: Connor

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