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Ninth Circuit· 7/12/2002

United States v. Johnson

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  • 297 F.3d 845

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  • upholding a wire fraud conviction where the wire involved was a telephone call
  • upholding a wire fraud conviction where the wire involved was a telephone call
  • trial court’s limiting instructions restricting the scope of witness testimony at a joint trial caused the witness not to be a “witness against” the co-defendant; therefore, the co-defendant had no Sixth Amendment right to cross-examine the witness

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Judges: Goodwin, Hug, Thomas

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