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evidenceevidencedocument2015 Federal TrialDocket No. 350, the government's suppression opposition; Conrad sought the information supporting its residence and storage-room assertionsConrad requested the information supporting the government's assertions in Docket No. 350 about residence and use of a room as a closet or storage room. Weinreb said the underlying information had been disclosed, while Conrad said she knew of no report supporting the storage-room assertion.
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Docket No. 350, the government's suppression opposition; Conrad sought the information supporting its residence and storage-room assertions

Conrad requested the information supporting the government's assertions in Docket No. 350 about residence and use of a room as a closet or storage room. Weinreb said the underlying information had been disclosed, while Conrad said she knew of no report supporting the storage-room assertion.

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Conrad argued that information underlying the filing's earlier residence assertions was Brady material because of the government's current position that the defendant resided at and occupied 410 Norfolk Street.

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