1. McCray v. Illinois, No. 159, SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, January 10-11, 1967, Argued , March 20, 1967, Decided
OVERVIEW: A drug defendant did not have a right to know the informant's identity because it was not relevant or helpful to his defense and was not essential to a fair determination of a cause.
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