United States v. Muzamal Chaudhry, A/K/A Omar Muzamal

How courts have described this case

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• affirming decision to allow enhanced audiotape recordings into evidence where a DEA technician testified that the recordings were enhanced was not error
• discussing issue of good faith and noting absence of evidence that prosecution “was fatally unassiduous in preparing the document, or that it squirrelled the new transcript away for a period of time”

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