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U.S. v. Mackey, No. 94-2264 (1st Cir.) (117 F.3d 24) (July 9, 1997) (Judge Michael Boudin)

One of the most visible lopsided imbalances in the criminal justice system is a comparison of the unfettered freedom by which prosecutors can obtain their witnesses with the severely restricted circumstances under which defendants can obtain theirs. Prosecutors have many weapons in their arsenal ranging from immunity, to promises of ...

 

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