United States v. Joseph T. Bouthot

How courts have described this case

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• holding identification unreliable where witness had observed defendant for approximately thirty seconds, from a moving car, and from no closer than ten feet
• holding that no evidence was 1989
• discussing, in different context, why government’s knowing silence not equivalent to active misrepresentation
• drawing a distinction between a prosecutor omitting information and a prosecutor providing inaccurate information
• Due process requires federal courts to “scrutinize all suggestive identification procedures, not just those orchestrated by the police.”
• Due process requires federal courts to “scrutinize all suggestive identi- fication procedures, not just those orchestrated by the police.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).