United States v. Joseph Pattman

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• holding that a police report was sufficiently reliable to admit without the officer’s testimony because the report contained the probationer’s name and an accurate physical description of him
• probation officer read from a police report which was accurate on its face as to probationer’s name and description
• where petitioner was given actual, but not written, notice of the charges against him on the day of the preliminary hearing and written notice well in advance of the final hearing and failed to show prejudice, the error, if any, was harmless

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