United States v. Ronald Hodge

How courts have described this case

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• reversing conviction where trial court limited defendant’s right to fully confront and cross-examine government witnesses at pretrial suppression hearing
• a suppression hearing is a critical stage of the prosecution and \any limitations on the right of cross-examination . .. must be justified by weighty considerations\
• a suppression hearing is a critical stage of the prosecution and \any limitations on the right of cross-examination . . . must be justified by weighty considerations\
• a suppression hearing is a critical stage of the prosecution and \any limitations on the right of cross-examination . . . must be justified by weighty considerations\
• the Ninth Circuit refused to extend to motions to dismiss the 20 requirement that a district court examine the merits of an unopposed motion for summary 21 judgment before summarily granting it pursuant to a local rule
• “The Rules of evidence do not generally apply to suppression hearings.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).