United States v. Carl A. Demichael
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
DUMBAULD, Senior District Judge.
After a jury was selected and sworn, defendant and the prosecution negotiated a four-page handwritten stipulation or “agreement of the parties with respect to the disposition of the above-captioned matter.” This agreement provided that “plaintiff and DeMichael have entered into a [sixteen-page typed] stipulation of facts and expected testimony which the Court may consider in determining the defendant’s guilt or innocence on Count 1 of the superceding [sic] indictment in this case.” Defendant DeMichael signed both stipulations and in open court confirmed and…
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