Campbell

United States v. Campbell

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134 F. Supp. 2d 1104·2001 WL 274508·2001 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 1748
United States District Court, Central District of CaliforniaFebruary 15, 2001CR 98-269 CBMCalifornia2,454 words

Opinion

Opinion

Marshall, J.

ORDER RE: DEFENDANT’S OMNIBUS MOTIONS

The matter before the Court, the Honorable Consuelo B. Marshall, United States District Judge presiding, is Defendant Brian Campbell’s Omnibus Motion for: 1) Attorney’s Fees Pursuant to the Hyde Amendment; 2) Dismissal of Indictment; 3) Grand Jury Transcripts, Notes, Logbooks and Minutes; 4) Bill of Particulars; 5) Permitting Defendant to Inspect, Copy or Photograph Certain Books and Documents; 6) Granting Defendant Any and All Exculpatory Information Relevant for an Evidentiary Hearing; and 7) for Sanctions Against Individual Prosecutors. The parties appeared before the Court on January 8, 2001, Defendant Campbell appearing in pro per. Upon consideration of the papers and arguments presented, the Court: 1) DENIES Defendant’s Motion for Attorney’s Fees; 2) DENIES Defendant’s Motion for Dismissal of the Indictment as MOOT; 3) DENIES Defendant’s Motion for Grand Jury Transcripts, Notes, Logbooks and Minutes as MOOT; 4) DENIES Defendant’s Motion for a Bill of Particulars as MOOT; 5) DENIES Defendant’s Motion Permitting Defendant to Inspect, Copy or Photograph Certain Books and Documents; 6) DENIES Defendant’s Motion Granting Defendant Any and…

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