Kentucky Supreme Court· 1/17/2002

Estep v. Commonwealth

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64 S.W.3d 805
2002 Ky. LEXIS 5
2002 WL 63548

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“[T]he Due Process Clause is implicated only when the failure to preserve ... evidence was intentional and the potential exculpatory nature of the evidence was apparent at the time it was lost or destroyed.”
\[T]he Due Process Clause is implicated only when the failure to preserve ... evidence was intentional and the potential exculpatory nature of the evidence was apparent at the time it was lost or destroyed.\

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Judges: Cooper, Lambert, Graves, Johnstone, Keller, Stumbo, Wintersheimer

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