· 10/12/1971
Fed. Sec. L. Rep. P 93,066 United States of America v. Thomas F. Quinn, David Gennaro and Gary Seiden
Citations
- 445 F.2d 940
How courts have described this case
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- holding that knowledge on the part of one arm of government does not imply knowledge by the prosecutor
- declining to impute the knowledge of a Florida prosecutor who had filed a sealed indictment against the key witness in the defendant’s case to the New York AUSA
- refusing to impute -43- knowledge of Florida prosecutor to an AUSA in New York
- rejecting an argument for the imputation of knowledge based on departmental commonality and noting that the “Department of Justice alone has thousands of employees in the fifty States of the Union”
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Judges: Waterman, Moore, Feinberg
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