· 3/5/1980
United States v. Bennie Carter, Clifton Carter, Edward Lee Carter, Lynette Carter, Mary Jane Carter, Tommy Carter, and Chuck Sweeten
Citations
- 613 F.2d 256
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- “holding that de- fendant failed to make a timely assertion of his rights under the Jencks Act when he requested the materials before trial, which was too early, and again after trial, which was too late, but not during trial after the relevant witness testified”
- “[T]he [Jencks] Act assures defendants their Sixth Amendment rights to confront their accusers by compelling the Government to produce ‘statements’ that may be useful for impeachment of Government witnesses.”
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Judges: Seth, Holloway, Bohanon
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