United States v. Ramsey, Charles W.

Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit·Decided April 9, 1999·No. 97-3100·Published

Opinion

United States Court of Appeals for the district of columbia circuit

Nos. 98-3199, 97-3184 September Term, 1998

United States of America, No. 95cr00326-01

Appellee

v.

Charles W. Ramsey,

Appellant

Before: Wald, Williams, and Henderson, Circuit Judges.

O R D E R

It is ORDERED by the court that the opinion filed by the court on February 9, 1999 be amended as follows:

Page 17, lines 10-12: Delete the following sentence "Such a prosecutor would not be acting as the United States because an ultra vires act implicates no sovereign interest."

Page 17, footnote 13: Add at the end of the footnote: "That section 201(b)(3) applies to federal prosecutors while section 201(c)(2) does not, despite the similarities between the two sections, follows from Nardone; the Government has no recognized interest in paying a witness to give untruthful testimony and no absurdity would result in punishing a prosecutor who offers a witness money or any other thing of value to obtain untruthful testimony."

For the Court

Filed on April 1, 1999

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