Brady Violation

Florida legal definition under Brady v. Maryland (1963)

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Definition: The prosecution's failure to disclose material evidence favorable to the defense. Under Brady, the state must provide any evidence that could exonerate the defendant or reduce their sentence.

Category: Constitutional Rights · Statute: Brady v. Maryland (1963) · Source: Florida Legislature

Understanding Brady Violation in Florida

The prosecution's failure to disclose material evidence favorable to the defense. Under Brady, the state must provide any evidence that could exonerate the defendant or reduce their sentence.

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