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· 11/6/1946

United States v. Rappy

Citations

  • 157 F.2d 964
  • 1946 U.S. App. LEXIS 2855

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  • where witness declares that item or writing has evoked memory, it may be shown “either that it has not evoked what appears to the witness as a memory, or that, although it may so appear to him, the memory is a phantom and not a reliable record of its content”

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Judges: Hand, Swan, Frank

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