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· 9/22/1981

Paul A. Zeigler v. William T. Callahan

Citations

  • 659 F.2d 254
  • 1981 U.S. App. LEXIS 17459

How courts have described this case

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  • two-pronged test to determine whether failure to disclose terms of plea bargain requires reversal
  • \by far the strongest indication that [defendant] was not prejudiced by the [prosecutor's alleged improper comment to the jury] is the fact that defense counsel failed to object to the procedure\
  • Even when a specific request has been made, courts will reject the notion that evidence to impeach a key government witness is material when it is merely cumulative and the defense has had opportunities to impeach that witness by other means.

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Judges: Campbell, Bownes, Mazzone

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