Derrick Jamison, Plaintiff-Appellee/cross-Appellant v. Terry Collins, Warden, Defendant-Appellant/cross-Appellee

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• finding prejudice where, unlike here, the undisclosed evidence would have impeached vital prosecution testimony, leaving only one piece of highly suspect physical evidence upon which to base the conviction
• finding prejudice where, unlike here, the undisclosed evidence would have impeached vital prosecution testimony, leaving only one piece of highly suspect physical evidence upon which to base the conviction
• granting habeas relief where the State suppressed evidence pertaining to other suspects
• finding prejudice where, unlike here, the undisclosed evidence would have impeached vital prosecution testimony, leaving only one piece of highly suspect physical evidence upon which to base the conviction
• explaining that evidence impeaching an eyewitness is favorable
• “The prejudice (or materiality) element of a Brady violation is established if there is a reasonable probability of a different outcome of the trial had the Brady material been available.”

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