Robert W. Gordan v. United States
Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
BURGER, Circuit Judge.
Appellant was convicted on all counts of a seven count indictment charging violations of the federal narcotics laws. The government’s case was based on the testimony of a single witness, police officer Joy, who had been acting in the role of an undercover agent at the time the *118prohibited narcotics transactions allegedly took place in July, 1960. The defense offered only one witness in rebuttal,1 one Oliver Hughes, who was at the time of the trial serving a sentence at the Lorton Reformatory. Officer Joy testified that Hughes and one Rogers, a government informant and…
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