Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 5/21/1990

Commonwealth v. Redmond

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577 A.2d 547
395 Pa. Super. 286
1990 Pa. Super. LEXIS 952

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trial court correctly precluded evidence as a sanction where Commonwealth refused to reveal identity of confidential informant who had provided police with detailed information that another individual committed the decades-old murder for which the defendant had been charged
trial court correctly precluded evidence as a sanction where Commonwealth refused to reveal identity of confidential informant who had provided police with detailed information that another individual committed the decades-old murder for which the defendant had been charged
“[e]xculpatory evidence includes material that goes to the heart of the defendant’s guilt or innocence as well as that which might well alter the jury’s judgment of the credibility of a crucial prosecution witness” (internal quotation marks omitted
“Exculpatory evidence includes material that goes to the heart of the defendant’s guilt or innocence as well as that which might well alter the jury’s judgment of the credibility of a crucial prosecution witness.” (internal quotation marks and citation omitted)

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Judges: Cirillo, Kelly, Cercone

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