People v. Taylor
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Sheldon S. Levy, J.
Do the People have an obligation to call as their own witness a confidential informant who was present at an alleged sale of narcotics by the defendant to an undercover police officer? If so, would the voluntary production by the People of such a confidential informant for pretrial interrogation by defense counsel and/or by the court abrogate any such duty? If not, would the defendant be entitled to a “missing witness” charge if the People declined to use the informant as a witness? If so, what form of “missing witness” charge should be used? And,…
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