· 3/5/1993
Fredrick Lee Pharm v. Sherman Hatcher and Attorney General of the State of Wisconsin
Citations
- 984 F.2d 783
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- habeas corpus petition from child sexual assault conviction: no Fourteenth Amendment due process violation because specific prejudice not shown, noting, but not resolving, conflict between Anagnostou and King
- delay allegedly causing loss of ability to subpoena exculpatory phone records held insufficient
- “The Supreme Court has adopted a narrow definition of official accusation, usually including only indictment and information. Lower courts have limited the definition to events serving the same function as an indictment.” (citations omitted)
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Judges: Cummings, Pell, Kaufman
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