Defendant’s attempted armed robbery conviction is affirmed where the government’s summary of an expert’s proposed testimony stated that she would testify that the latent fingerprint on a job application left at the scene of the crime was defendant’s, as did her own report, and thus the summary substantially complied with Fed. R. Crim. P. 16.

Read US v. Brown, No. 09-6079

Appellate Information

Filed January 22, 2010

Judges

Opinion by Judge Siler

Counsel

For Appellant:

Fred Randolph Lynn, Tulsa, OK.

For Appellee:

Edward J. Kumiega, Robert J. Troester, Assistant United States Attorneys, Oklahoma City, OK

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