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· 8/30/1968

United States v. Alberta Lloyd

Citations

  • 400 F.2d 414
  • 1968 U.S. App. LEXIS 5654

How courts have described this case

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  • explaining that anonymity is particularly important when investigating drug transactions, since the CI and the defendant usually engage in a consensual interaction and the government is thus more reliant on the CI's testimony
  • court suggested the use of an in camera hearing to determine if identity of informant’s testimony had to be disclosed
  • conviction for shoplifting admissible as involving moral turpitude

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Judges: Weick, Peck, Combs

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