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no additional information is necessary for trial preparation or to prevent surprise, so a bill of particulars is unwarranted...".); United States v. Rodriguez, No. 99 CR. 367 (DLC), 1999 WL 820558, at *2 (S.D.N.Y. Oct. 13, 1999) ("[T]he indictment, particularly when coupled with the discovery already prov
thought that she would be provided with meaningful discovery with sufficient time to prepare. This assumption also seems incorrect. In its letter to the Court the Government proposes that witness statements be provided a mere four weeks prior to trial, for the important witnesses, and eight weeks for the unimportant wit
no additional information is necessary for trial preparation or to prevent surprise, so a bill of particulars is unwarranted...".); United States v. Rodriguez, No. 99 CR. 367 (DLC), 1999 WL 820558, at *2 (S.D.N.Y. Oct. 13, 1999) ("[T]he indictment, particularly when coupled with the discovery already prov
thought that she would be provided with meaningful discovery with sufficient time to prepare. This assumption also seems incorrect. In its letter to the Court the Government proposes that witness statements be provided a mere four weeks prior to trial, for the important witnesses, and eight weeks for the unimportant wit
no additional information is necessary for trial preparation or to prevent surprise, so a bill of particulars is unwarranted...".); United States v. Rodriguez, No. 99 CR. 367 (DLC), 1999 WL 820558, at *2 (S.D.N.Y. Oct. 13, 1999) ("[T]he indictment, particularly when coupled with the discovery already prov
thought that she would be provided with meaningful discovery with sufficient time to prepare. This assumption also seems incorrect. In its letter to the Court the Government proposes that witness statements be provided a mere four weeks prior to trial, for the important witnesses, and eight weeks for the unimportant wit
no additional information is necessary for trial preparation or to prevent surprise, so a bill of particulars is unwarranted...".); United States v. Rodriguez, No. 99 CR. 367 (DLC), 1999 WL 820558, at *2 (S.D.N.Y. Oct. 13, 1999) ("[T]he indictment, particularly when coupled with the discovery already prov
thought that she would be provided with meaningful discovery with sufficient time to prepare. This assumption also seems incorrect. In its letter to the Court the Government proposes that witness statements be provided a mere four weeks prior to trial, for the important witnesses, and eight weeks for the unimportant wit
no additional information is necessary for trial preparation or to prevent surprise, so a bill of particulars is unwarranted...".); United States v. Rodriguez, No. 99 CR. 367 (DLC), 1999 WL 820558, at *2 (S.D.N.Y. Oct. 13, 1999) ("[T]he indictment, particularly when coupled with the discovery already prov
thought that she would be provided with meaningful discovery with sufficient time to prepare. This assumption also seems incorrect. In its letter to the Court the Government proposes that witness statements be provided a mere four weeks prior to trial, for the important witnesses, and eight weeks for the unimportant wit
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