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"Nix Improper Profiling In Drug Cases," Says The Fifth Circuit |
September 8, 2004
Previously published on October 25, 2003
In United States v. Mendoza-Medina, __ F.3d ___ (5th Cir. 2003) Sept. 10,
2003 the Fifth circuit admonished district courts to be more discreet in drug
cases and put a damper on prosecutors who use expert witness testimony to
prove to the jury that defendants are in fact guilty of drug trafficking.
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