· 3/3/1930
In re Ringstad
Citations
- 41 F.2d 753
- 1930 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 2166
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- applying that principle to conclude that, “[b]ecause petitioner could have subpoenaed [the police officer] but failed to do so, economy favors relying on the report”
- declining to give significant weight to the first factor because, although the agency could have subpoenaed the hearsay declarant, “petitioner also could have subpoenaed [him]”
- petitioner could have subpoenaed witness, but failed to do so
- declining to give significant weight to first factor
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Judges: Schoonmaker
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