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Exculpatory Evidence: Using Favorable Information in Your Defense

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Exculpatory evidence is any information that tends to show a defendant’s innocence or reduce guilt, and prosecutors must disclose it under Brady v. Maryland (1963). If withheld, courts can order remedies such as a new trial or dismissal depending on prejudice. This article explains what qualifies as exculpatory evidence, disclosure obligations, and how defense teams […]

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