United States v. Louis C. Andrus, George E. Collett, William J. Lutson, Billy Ray Whittington, and Larry Thomas Whittington

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• holding that there is no confrontation right at a hearing to determine admissibility of coconspirator statements at trial
• holding that the Sixth Amendment does not provide a confrontation right at a preliminary hearing
• holding that the Sixth Amendment does not provide a confrontation right at a preliminary hearing
• concluding that Brady does not require the government disclose or produce the contents of personnel files for review based only upon “speculative assertion[s] that impeaching material may be in a government file”
• defendant “not entitled to the personnel files of the law enforcement witnesses without even a hint that impeaching material was contained therein”
• no disclosure of informant who instigated investigation of defendant but was not present at transactions alleged in indictment

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).