· 1/15/1869
The Alonzo
Citations
- 1 F. Cas. 552
How courts have described this case
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- following the “general rule that a prosecution witness who will be attending the trial has the right to refuse an interview or deposition by the defense when the prosecution has not unduly interfered with the witness' free choice.”
- evidence from prosecutor’s interview is inadmissible unless witness consents to court-appointed, independent examination by the defense
- evidence from prosecutor's interview is inadmissible unless witness consents to court-appointed, independent examination by the defense
- a witness has the right to choose not to be interviewed by a defendant in a criminal case prior to trial
- interpreting “substantial impairment” under R.C. 2907.03(A)(2)
- interpreting “substantial impairment” under R.C. 2907.03(A)(2)
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Judges: Fox
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