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What is “Brady” Material?

Brady material is crucial in criminal defense, ensuring that defendants have access to evidence that could change the outcome of their case. If the prosecution fails to disclose Brady evidence, it undermines the fairness of the trial, highlighting the importance of transparency in the legal process. This post delves into how Brady material is defined and its impact on exoneration and fair trials. Continue reading

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New Case Upholds Search Of Cellphone In Torrance Case

In Torrance, a recent case highlights the complexities of new laws impacting arrests and searches. Despite evidence of child pornography found during a routine traffic stop, the court upheld the use of old case law. This scenario underscores how evolving legal interpretations can affect outcomes even after charges are filed. Continue reading

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Can I Admit Acts of Misconduct of a Witness in My Defense at Trial?

A commonly asked question in many criminal trials is whether the defendant can introduce acts of misconduct against a prosecutorial witness.  Specific acts of misconduct do not run afoul of the Evidence Code .  Nor do complaints of specific acts … Continue reading

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