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New California Law Makes It A Felony For Prosecutors To Withhold Evidence In Criminal Cases

In 2017, California made a landmark change to criminal law by classifying the withholding of exculpatory evidence by prosecutors as a felony. This new provision, outlined in Penal Code § 141(c), holds prosecutors accountable for intentionally concealing evidence crucial to a case’s outcome. Those found guilty face up to three years in prison, underscoring the severity of this offense. Law enforcement officers who commit similar acts also face harsher penalties, highlighting the seriousness with which such actions are viewed. Continue reading

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What Is A Brady Violation?

Discover the critical role Brady violations play in criminal justice, where withholding exculpatory evidence can significantly impact trial outcomes. Learn how proving materiality transforms defense strategies and highlights prosecutorial misconduct. Continue reading

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