Milton M. Levin v. Ramsey Clark, Attorney General of the United States

BAZELON, Chief Judge.

After we affirmed Levin’s grand larceny conviction,1 he filed a petition for habeas corpus alleging that the prosecutor did not reveal evidence which would have been helpful. The District Court denied the petition, but we reversed and remanded so that the District Court could determine whether “the government failed to disclose evidence which * * * might have led the jury to entertain a reasonable doubt about appellant’s guilt. Such a failure may be classified as negligence.”2 Levin is now appealing from the District Court’s finding, on remand, that the evidence would not…