United States v. Jeffrey J. Decoteau

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• reversing the district court's order striking the government's witnesses for a discovery deadline violation and noting that the defendant's failure to request a continuance supported a finding that the defendant was not prejudiced
• government disclosed witnesses 2 days late but 12 days prior to trial and listing similar cases
• government disclosed witnesses 2 days late but 12 days prior to trial and listing similar cases
• “[T]he court also failed to engage in any analysis concerning whether a less severe sanction would have been sufficient to remedy any prejudice DeCo-teau may have suffered.”
• “[A] district court in this circuit may exercise its discretion to require such disclosure in a proper case.”
• government disclosed witnesses 2 days late but 12 days prior to trial and listing similar cases

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