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· 2/22/2017

In the Interest Of: M. S., a Child (Father)

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that defendant had “offered nothing but rank speculation as to the nature of the allegedly suppressed materials, which cannot establish a Brady violation”
  • holding that the \nexus\ requirement applies to Section 1512(c)(2)
  • requiring that “the defendant contemplate[] a particular, foreseeable proceeding”
  • requiring a nexus to a proceeding that was “either pending or was reasonably foreseeable”
  • requiring a defendant to have suffered prejudice to establish a Giglio claim
  • affirming admission of Nazi memorabilia to show “predisposition to support terrorist activity”

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