United States v. Garrison
District Court, D. Colorado
1Opinion of the Court
ORDER ON PENDING MOTIONS
William J. Martinez, United States District Judge
Before the Court are seven motions seeking discovery from the Government and two motions attacking the indictment. For the reasons explained below, the Court denies, all of the discovery motions (either as moot, premature, or insufficiently supported). The Court reserves ruling on. the motions attacking the indictment in light of its Order on Procedures. (See ECF No. 99 ¶ 8(a).).
I. BACKGROUND
• This sixteen-defendant case ■ principally involves what the Government alleges to *1177be a large conspiracy to distribute cocaine,…
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