United States v. Aaron L. Stewart

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• “Ruddock's identity and alleged 13 participation in the robbery were known to Stewart at least six weeks prior to his first trial. Stewart could have interviewed Ruddock prior to that trial or called him as a witness at that trial.”
• “The government is not required to make a witness’ statement known to a defendant who is on notice of the essential facts which would enable him to call the witness and thus take advantage of any exculpatory testimony that he might furnish.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).