Third Circuit· 6/23/1994

United States v. Eugene Hannigan

Citations

27 F.3d 890
1994 U.S. App. LEXIS 15491
1994 WL 275855

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finding that mail room testimony was required when a witness was uncertain whether her company sent checks by U.S. mail or private carrier
noting that research has established “that witness identifications, especially when ... based on brief moments of observation, are quite unreliable.”
finding that mail room testimony was required when a witness was uncertain whether her company sent checks by U.S. mail or private carrier
finding that mail room testimony was required when a witness was uncertain whether her company sent checks by U.S. mail or private carrier
finding that mail room testimony was required when a witness was uncertain whether her company sent checks by U.S. mail or private carrier
finding that a motion for reconsideration is treated as a motion 28 under Rule 59(e) if it is timely filed under that rule and as a motion under Rule 60(b) otherwise

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Judges: Becker, Hutchinson, Cowen

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