United States ex rel. Mayer v. Glass

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• noting that Brady is not violated by a delay in disclosing evidence so long as the evidence is disclosed during trial
• noting that Brady is not violated by a delay in disclosing evidence so long as the evidence is disclosed during trial
• declining to consider a “cursory and summary assertion” that made “no specific assignment of error”
• upholding willful blindness instruction where the defendants, who were charged with laundering drug money, failed to inquire about the source of the money and used incorrect names and addresses on documents when wiring money
• identifiability of the declarant is helpful, but not required, especially where the statement itself and the surrounding circumstances provide sufficient evidence of reliability
• failure to assign error in a brief is considered abandonment of the issue

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).