On the recordJune 22, 2000
Once charges are actually filed, does the accused get to find out what evidence the Government has against them relative to the crime that they are charged with?
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govinfo.govLynn N. Rivers: “Once charges are actually filed, does the accused get to find out what evidence the Government has against them relative…”
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Questioning the rights of the accused in relation to evidence disclosure.
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