· 8/29/1980
United States v. Robert L. Coleman
Citations
- 631 F.2d 908
- 203 U.S. App. D.C. 326
How courts have described this case
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- recognizing distinction between records containing a summary of the government’s case against a criminal defendant and other police records such as those needed to establish chain of custody
- narcotics case; not error to admit envelopes with notations identifying substance inside and note cards with descriptions and driver license data where all officers making notations testified
- narcotics case; not error to admit envelopes with notations identifying substance inside and note cards with descriptions and driver license data where all officers making notations testified
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Judges: MacKinnon, Wilkey, Gordon, Western, Kentucky
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