UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, — v. JOSE ANGEL ALMENDARES, —

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• holding to be adequate the trial-time disclosure of evidence that a witness identified an alternate suspect, where defense did not recall witness but cross-examined another witness regarding the identification
• holding to be adequate the trial-time disclosure of evidence that a witness identified an alternate suspect, where defense did not recall witness but cross-examined another witness regarding the identification
• considering “the distance between the crimes in space and time” and concluding seven-month gap and fifteen-mile distance supported similarities
• standard of review; Brady violation not present where “information is furnished before it is too late for the defendant to use it at trial”
• standard of review; Brady violation not present where “information is furnished before it is too late for the defendant to use it at trial”
• “Brady does not require pretrial disclosure, and due process is satisfied if the information is furnished before it is too late for the defendant to use it at trial.”

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