California Court of Appeal June 22, 1984, F001757 (People v. Bryant)
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United States · · · 22-06-1984
Opinion
HANSON (P. D.), J.
I
In this appeal we hold that the prosecutor’s remarks to a defense witness at appellant’s probation revocation hearing, indicating the witness would be charged with perjury if he testified in accordance with his preliminary hearing testimony, denied appellant his fundamental rights to due process of law and his constitutional right to a fair hearing.
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