United States v. James L. Griggs, United States of America v. Curtis G. Bridges

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• where prosecution disclosed identity of witness, it was within the defendant’s knowledge to have ascertained the alleged Brady material
• “Where defendants, prior to trial, had within their knowledge the information by which they could have ascertained the alleged Brady material, there is no suppression by the government.”
• “Where defendants, prior to trial, had within their knowledge the information by which they could have ascertained the alleged Brady material, there is no suppression by the government.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).