United States v. Brandon Tyerman

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• explaining that during plea negotiations, Tyerman helped his attorney find the gun “[a]t the Court’s request” and “the County Attorney’s request,” and concluding that Tyerman implicitly waived the attorney-client privilege as to that information
• \[The defendant] argues that a reckless destruction equates to bad faith. This court rejects that argument.\

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