Campiti v. Matesanz

How courts have described this case

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• collecting cases andnoting, while declining to decide,the question of whether the failure to disclose the unknown criminal conduct of a police officer,who was a witness at the defendant’s trial,was a Bradyviolation
• assuming without deciding that the failure to disclose information about a police officer’s criminal conduct was a Brady violation and analyzing whether the information would have been material to the verdict against the defendant
• “Although the Supreme Court has not addressed appellate delay in the due process context, seven of the Courts of Appeals have held that an appellate delay may constitute a due process violation under some circumstances.”

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