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U.S. v. Bryant, No. 95-3148 (D.C. Cir.) (117 F.3d 1464) (July 8, 1997) (Judge Karen LeCraft Henderson)

This is one of those bizarre cases that raises some troubling questions about the political realities of the courts' oft-invoked and much-vaunted supervisory powers. Here, two of the three judges acknowledged that the case against the defendant was "shaky" and was based on "unreliable testimony". Both also admitted that the ...

 

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