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U.S. v. Pollack, No. 95-1141, No. 2068 (2nd Cir.) (91 F.3d 331) (July 31, 1996) (Judge Frank X. Altimari)

Case held that in evaluating the good faith of the prosecution's dissatisfaction with the defendant's cooperation, such dissatisfaction may not be based on bad faith, invidiousness or dishonesty. (Id., at 335).

 

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