United States v. Angel John Zabaneh

How courts have described this case

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• noting that federal courts typically exercise no process powers over persons abroad except for American nationals
• stating that Williams held that Section 3238 “is not to be construed as an express exception” to Section 3237(a)
• danger of unfair prejudice exacerbated when testimony focused on extrinsic offense and one witness's testimony pertained entirely to extrinsic offense
• “It is well established ... that convictions are not unconstitutional under the Sixth Amendment even though the United States courts lack power to subpoena witnesses! ] (other than American citizens) from foreign countries.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).