· 4/14/1975
United States v. Salvatore Thomas Badalamente and Herbert Yagid
Citations
- 507 F.2d 12
How courts have described this case
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- same re nondisclosure of ‘hysterical’ letters that would have had ‘powerful adverse effect’ on witness’s credibility, where that credibility was ‘crucial to the determination of [the defendant’s] guilt or innocence’
- same re nondisclosure of “hysterical” letters that would have had “powerful adverse effect” on witness’s credibility, where that credibility was “ ‘crucial to the determination of [the defendant’s] guilt or innocence’
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Judges: Winter, Mulligan, Newman
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