United States v. Ira Jerome Moore

How courts have described this case

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• holding that informant becomes government agent only when informant has been instructed by law enforcement to get information about the particular defendant
• holding that informant becomes government agent only when informant has been instructed by law enforcement to get information about the particular defendant
• holding that a bystander of a bank robbery was a victim under the MVRA
• finding cellmate who testified about incriminating statements made by defendant was not a state agent because, though cellmate had agreement with government to report information, defendant was not subject of agreement
• finding cellmate who testified about incriminating statements made by defendant was not a state agent because, though cellmate had agreement with government to report information, defendant was not subject of agreement
• denying relief where there was no proof of “any improper or surreptitious interrogation”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).