United States v. McGuinness

How courts have described this case

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• infringement on defendant’s rights due to duplicity could be avoided by tailoring jury instructions and providing special verdict forms
• “It is well settled that the government is not required to disclose impeachment material before the relevant witness has testified.”
• “Brady applies only to facts that are not already known to the defendant. The government need not facilitate the compilation of exculpatory material that, with some industry, defense counsel could marshall on their own.” (citations omitted)

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