United States v. Hector Cruz-Jiminez

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• explaining that when a defendant asserts a Sixth Amend- ment right to the testimony of an incarcerated witness, the district court may obtain the witness’ testimony by issuing a testimonial writ
• stating that many federal courts of appeals have held that in order to support an attempt conviction “the prosecution must prove: (1) the intent, or kind of culpability otherwise required, to engage in the criminal conduct; and (2

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