Criminal Practice – Court Sees Discovery Abuse, But Upholds Conviction (access required)

U.S. v. Bartko : A securities lawyer convicted of crimes arising from a fraudulent investment scheme cannot win a new trial based on his claims that the government withheld information favorable to his case; the 4th Circuit upholds the lawyer’s convictions, but admonishes the prosecutors in this district about a pattern of discovery abuse.

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Criminal Practice – Court Sees Discovery Abuse, But Upholds Conviction

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