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· 10/24/2008

In re Nevitte

Citations

  • 992 So. 2d 1025
  • 2008 La. LEXIS 2446
  • 2008 WL 4858147

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  • holding that a presumption of prejudice must apply when the prosecution itself learns of confidential communications containing trial strategy given that disclosure of such information is inherently prejudicial
  • holding that disclosure of trial strategy to a prosecutor is presumptively prejudicial, shifting the burden to the state to disprove prejudice through clear and convincing evidence
  • holding that a presumption of prejudice must apply when the prosecution itself learns of confidential communications containing trial strategy given that disclosure of such information is inherently prejudicial

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