United States v. Larry F. Singleton, United States of America v. Anthony D. Singleton, United States of America v. Demitress Sanchez Cox

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• holding that district court has broad discretion in deciding whether to allow the use of written transcripts to aid the jury in listening to recorded conversations
• listing “the character of the witness for truthfulness and honesty, and the availability of evidence on the issue” as a factor in determining sufficient guarantees of trustworthiness
• highlighting “in- dependent, often contemporaneous, police corroboration” of informant’s controlled buys
• drug dealer indicated that defendant had said not to hand over drugs in front of his home; money was handed over on porch of home but drugs were handed over down the block
• same where controlled buy took place \in the vicinity\ of the residence
• cocaine sales in vicinity of residence were sufficient for probable cause

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).