United States v. Awkard
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
GOODWIN, Circuit Judge:
Five defendants, convicted of a prison murder, appeal. They assert, among other assignments, that the court erred in permitting a government witness to testify about events recalled only after hypnosis, and in permitting the medical expert who hypnotized the witness to testify in a manner prejudicial to the defendants.
The government witness, Hackney, was one of several inmates who had stabbed Lewis, a fellow prisoner, in the prison’s group activities center. After being granted immunity, Hackney began to recall the names of other prisoners he said were in on the…
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