United States v. Eddie Arden Edwards

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• giving same interpretation to F.R.E. 803(5), which is identical to V.R.E. 803(5)
• finding witness’s intoxication at time of making prior statement went to weight of evidence, as opposed to its admissibility, where witness testified at trial that he believed the statement was accurate
• finding witness’s intoxication at time of making prior statement went to weight of evidence, as opposed to its admissibility, where witness testified at trial that he believed the statement was accurate
• finding witness’s intoxication at time of making prior statement went to weight of evidence, as opposed to its admissibility, where witness testified at trial that he believed the statement was accurate
• seven-hour pre-arraignment delay was not unreasonable where the suspect had been apprehended in a remote area, the local authorities were short-staffed, and no officers were available to transport the suspect 125 miles to the nearest magistrate
• stating the rule but not reaching the issue of admissibility

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).