Corona v. United States

district court properly denied defendant’s requested charges where requested instructions had no legal foundation and were adequately covered by charges actually given | officer's statement indicating that a search warrant would likely be sought and the mobile home secured could not have, by itself, rendered defendant’s consent involuntary as a matter of law | refusing to recognize a psychotherapist/patient privilege in criminal firearms case | refusing to recognize a psychotherapisVpatient privilege in criminal firearms case | rejecting assertion of psychotherapist-patient privilege in federal criminal trials | no psychotherapist-patient privilege in federal criminal trials