· 6/8/2016
Hatmaker v. United States
Citations
- 127 Fed. Cl. 217
- 2016 U.S. Claims LEXIS 780
- 2016 WL 3200081
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- setting forth the appropriate factors to consider in determining whether hearsay is reliable
- “Due process requires that a judge issue a written statement regarding the evidence relied upon and the reasons for revoking probation”
- defendant's statement that another individual rented vehicle did not contribute to reasonable suspicion of criminal activity
- \[W]e recognize the risk that an alleged -1- sexual assault victim might suffer trauma from having to testify at a probation violation hearing.\
- no basis to continue motor vehicle stop, despite absence of driver's name on rental agreement, where driver produced valid driver's license and informed officer that renter provided permission
- setting forth criteria for assessing reliability of hearsay evidence
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Judges: Patricia E. Campbell-Smith
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