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September 5, 2007
Can the Government be forced to file a cooperation motion?
Harlan Protass just alerted me to, and blogs here, a remarkable district court opinion United States v. Ramsey, No. 5:06-CR-226, 2007 WL 2475940 (NDNY Sept. 4, 2007). Here is the start of his write up of an opinion I've may not get a chance to read for a little while:
In Ramsey, the court found that the government breached its cooperation agreement with Ramsey, and ordered it to comply with its obligations under that agreement. And if that is not a sufficiently extraordinary result, the nature of the breach surely is.
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What would the Court do if the defendant failed to timely file a motion?
Posted by: William Jockusch | Sep 6, 2007 10:12:33 PM
