· 4/19/1974
United States v. Robert Shelran Hamilton, Edward Donald Hamilton, and Clarence Brantley
Citations
- 492 F.2d 1110
- 1974 U.S. App. LEXIS 9069
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- abuse of discretion is defined as a trial error that harms or prejudices the defendant
- no abuse of discretion in denying motion for continuance where defendant alleged that Government failed to provide a transcript of preliminary hearing, because appellant had shown no prejudice
- abuse of discretion is defined as a trial error that harms or prejudices the defendant
- no abuse of discretion in denying motion for continuance where defendant alleged that Government failed to provide a transcript of preliminary hearing, because appellant had shown no prejudice
- availability of discovery from the prosecution
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Judges: Rives, Gewin, Roney
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