Defendants' Rights to Exculpatory Evidence: Brady v. Maryland
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The right to a fair trial is a fundamental right afforded to criminal defendants under the U.S. Constitution. This is been held to include the right to view evidence that tends to show the defendant's innocence, also known as exculpatory evidence. This presentation looks at the famous United State Supreme Court case, Brady v. Maryland and several other applications of this rule. In addition, we will look at consequences when prosecutors fail to live up to their requirements under Brady.
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The right to a fair trial is a fundamental right afforded to criminal defendants under the U.S. Constitution. This is been held to include the right to view evidence that tends to show the defendant's innocence, also known as exculpatory evidence. This presentation looks at the famous United State Supreme Court case, Brady v. Maryland and several other applications of this rule. In addition, we will look at consequences when prosecutors fail to live up to their requirements under Brady.
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