U.S. v. Ailsworth
899 F.Supp. 511
D.Kan.,1995.
July 20, 1995. (Approx. 1 page)

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Defendants moved to enforce written plea agreements or, in the alternative, to set aside guilty pleas, alleging that government acted in bad faith by asking questions which were not related to their oral debriefings during polygraphs. The District Court, Crow, J., held that: (1) provision that agreement embodied every term of agreement among parties was integration clause; (2) presence of agent did not render polygraph examination results inherently defective; (3) government breached agreement by asking questions during polygraph examination which were not based on information provided during oral briefing; and (4) second polygraph examination without previous defects was appropriate remedy.
Granted in part and denied in part.