United States v. Charles H. Grier and Isaac Harper

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• Relying upon absence of infringement of substantive rights as a sufficient basis for holding that alleged criminal discovery violation was not reversible error
• parties to recorded conversations were properly identified based, in part, on fact that the calls were made to the defendant’s home

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