Second Circuit· 2/9/2004
United States v. Hepburn
Citations
- 86 F. App'x 475
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- trial court’s determination that co-defendant was unavailable under F.R.E. 804(a) due to his intention to invoke his Fifth Amendment privilege if called to testify not error
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- United States v. Frederick Tropeano, and Marlon Tropeano, David Barroso, Jr.Second Circuit· 2001-06-11· cited 86×
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