...limited the type of oral statement which could be produced under the Jencks decision to ". . . only continuous, narrative statements made by the witness recorded verbatim, or nearly so, and does not include notes made during the course of an investigation (or reports compiled therefrom)...

...limited the type of oral statement which could be produced under the Jencks decision to ". . . only continuous, narrative statements made by the witness recorded verbatim, or nearly so, and does not include notes made during the course of an investigation (or reports compiled therefrom)...

...should be made available to the defense for purposes of impeachment. It was important that the statement could fairly be deemed to reflect fully and without...recorder's opinions or impressions. It is clear... that the legislation was designed to eliminate the danger of distortion and misrepresentation inherent...

...Dist. LEXIS 6271, 1989 WL 62729 at *3 (SDNY June 5, 1989). The court found that these notes could not fairly be deemed to reflect fully and without distortion what had been said and therefore could not be used to impeach the witness's testimony at trial. . United States v. Sainato,...

...limited the type of oral statement which could be produced under the Jencks decision to ". . . only continuous, narrative statements made by the witness recorded verbatim, or nearly so, and does not include notes made during the course of an investigation (or reports compiled therefrom)...