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· 10/6/1975

Lemuel Marion Shirley, Jr. v. State of North Carolina

Citations

  • 528 F.2d 819
  • 1975 U.S. App. LEXIS 12466

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that denial of contin- uance to secure the attendance of a defense witness was a denial of due process where the government had delayed the case sixteen months and where the witness was explained to be\indispensable\ to the defense
  • conviction reversed for denial of a continuance to obtain testimony of a critical defense witness
  • conviction reversed for denial of a continuance to obtain testimony of a critical defense witness
  • in a violation of state narcotics laws case, individual interest prevailed in due process challenge where government made clearly unsupported assertion that witness “might never be available”

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Judges: Haynsworth, Winter, Craven

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