United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit · 2019-07-29
Case and law context
Role: background; posture: Remand after conspiracy conviction; appeal focuses on materiality of excluded analogue evidence; result: remanded; claim:
Instances and excluded annotation blocks
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| /f3d/932/0176-01 — United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit · 2019 | Identified offense in Subchapter I | not_reached Excluded from merits counts background / proceduralThe source decides access to material analogue evidence and remands; the stored charge description is procedural background, not proof of agreement or knowledge. | Unspecified variant | A federal jury convicted Benjamin Galecki and Charles Burton Ritchie ("Defendants") of charges related to a conspiracy to distribute controlled substance analogues.Source: docroot/ir/caselaw/f3d_932.jsonl#/f3d/932/0176-01; Unicode character offsets [21:185] (end exclusive); SHA-256 0c82c7f094e38f767e715c3747fe78c7143ba5296685729c8ea1b24467828dbe.In any further proceedings, the Government has the option to grant the Touhy request as to Dr. Berrier, dismiss the indictment, or endure a sanction.Source: docroot/ir/caselaw/f3d_932.jsonl#/f3d/932/0176-01; Unicode character offsets [52255:52404] (end exclusive); SHA-256 0c82c7f094e38f767e715c3747fe78c7143ba5296685729c8ea1b24467828dbe. |