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Definition: Evidence favorable to the defendant that the prosecution is constitutionally required to disclose. Includes evidence of innocence, impeachment material, and evidence reducing sentencing exposure. Failure to disclose is a Brady violation.
Category: Evidence · Statute: Brady v. Maryland (1963) · Source: Florida Legislature
Understanding Exculpatory Evidence (Brady Material) in Florida
Evidence favorable to the defendant that the prosecution is constitutionally required to disclose. Includes evidence of innocence, impeachment material, and evidence reducing sentencing exposure. Failure to disclose is a Brady violation.
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