Brady v. Maryland¶
U.S. Supreme Court. (1963). Brady v. Maryland.
Cited by¶
1 citation across 1 artifact.
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Mechanisms¶
- Evidence Disclosure Packet
- The standard that defines an honest packet is the Brady principle — that material evidence, especially exculpatory evidence, must be disclosed in usable form — which treats burying and withholding as the same failure.
This sourceThe principle is widely cited for the idea that disclosure means providing material evidence in usable form — so that burying it in volume, or omitting the adverse item, is itself a failure to disclose.
- The standard that defines an honest packet is the Brady principle — that material evidence, especially exculpatory evidence, must be disclosed in usable form — which treats burying and withholding as the same failure.
Verification¶
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