Epstein Secrets

ement is being introduced on behalf of, or against, 17 knows about the statement. So when you look at their papers, 18 they cite United States v. Gotti for the proposition that it 19 goes to state of mind. Well, you know who Mr. Gotti is, and 20 Mr. Gotti was charged with witness tampering. Mr. G

d 21 to introduce some wiretapped statements that the FBI had, where 22 he was talking to an informant and telling the informant things 23 that Gotti said went to his state of mind. Well, the Second 24 Circuit said, yes, you can do that, Mr. Gotti, first of all, 25 because the government's intr

d actual 2 prior knowledge of the issues, of the at-issue statements that 3 were offered by the defendant. Again, the statements were made 4 to Crescenz. 5 And then the last case is a 1983 case, Tierney v. 6 Davidson. That involved civil rights violations and objective 7 reasonableness by the of

ement is being introduced on behalf of, or against, 17 knows about the statement. So when you look at their papers, 18 they cite United States v. Gotti for the proposition that it 19 goes to state of mind. Well, you know who Mr. Gotti is, and 20 Mr. Gotti was charged with witness tampering. Mr. G

d 21 to introduce some wiretapped statements that the FBI had, where 22 he was talking to an informant and telling the informant things 23 that Gotti said went to his state of mind. Well, the Second 2.1 Circuit said, yes, you can do that, Mr. Gotti, first of all, 25 because the government's int

d actual 2 prior knowledge of the issues, of the at-issue statements that 3 were offered by the defendant. Again, the statements were made 4 to Crescenz. 5 And then the last case is a 1983 case, Tierney v. 6 Davidson. That involved civil rights violations and objective 7 reasonableness by the of

the statement is being introduced on behalf of, or against, knows about the statement. So when you look at their papers, they cite United States v. Gotti for the proposition that it goes to state of mind. Well, you know who Mr. Gotti is, and Mr. Gotti was charged with witness tampering. Mr. Gotti want

Gotti wanted to introduce some wiretapped statements that the FBI had, where he was talking to an informant and telling the informant things that Gotti said went to his state of mind. Well, the Second Circuit said, yes, you can do that, Mr. Gotti, first of all, because the government's introducing

efendant had actual prior knowledge of the issues, of the at-issue statements that were offered by the defendant. Again, the statements were mad to Crescenz. And then the last case is a 1983 case, Tierney v. Davidson. That involved civil rights violations and objective reasonableness by the officers who