United States v. Kenneth Mattison

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• the coercion of the witness’s illegal post-arrest interrogation had dissipated by the time of trial
• the coercion of the witness’s illegal post-arrest interrogation had dissipated by the time of trial
• there was no violation of due process when the witness, who was previously illegally interrogated, was subject to cross-examination at trial through which the jury could assess the witness’s credibility
• there was no violation of due process when the witness, who was previously illegally interrogated, was subject to cross-examination at trial through which the jury could assess the witness’s credibility
• no evidence suggested that the government had coached the witness regarding his testimony
• no evidence suggested that the government had coached the witness regarding his testimony

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).