United States v. Howard James Beaver

How courts have described this case

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• prosecution turned over fingerprint expert's entire report, which did not include the number of points used to identify fingerprints as part of conclusion
• \Brady clearly does not impose an affirmative duty upon the government to take action to discover information which it does not possess.\
• testimony as to defendant’s connections with prior transactions in counterfeit notes was admissible to show his knowledge that the bill he passed was counterfeit
• \Brady clearly does not impose an affirmative duty upon the government to take action to discover information which it does not possess.\
• “Brady clearly does not impose an affirmative duty upon the government to take action to discover information which it does not possess.”
• testimony as to defendant's connections with prior transactions in counterfeit notes was admissible to show his knowledge that the bill he passed was counterfeit

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).