United States v. Robert Solomon, Charles Sokolow

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• holding that the defendant could not answer questions about his service in the military in a truck-hijacking conspiracy case
• holding that there was no due process violation where allegedly exculpatory records were destroyed in a motel fire
• no actual prejudice to defendant from loss of documents in fire where he testified to contents, and existance of records not supported by any testimony
• no actual prejudice to defendant from loss of documents in fire where he testified to contents, and existance of records not supported by any testimony
• military service of defendant found not relevant in prosecution for criminal conspiracy
• three defendants were convicted for six thefts under a one-count indictment

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).