Ninth Circuit· 11/30/2010

Maxwell v. Roe

Citations

628 F.3d 486
2010 U.S. App. LEXIS 24432
2010 WL 4925429

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holding that false testimony was material because it came from a “‘make-or-break’ witness for the State” and there was a “paucity of other evidence”
informant was “the ‘make-or-break witness’ ” and his testi- mony about defendant’s jailhouse confession was the “center- piece of the prosecution’s case”
“[B]ecause the state court’s decision was ‘based on an unreasonable determination of the facts’ . . . AEDPA deference no longer applies.”
“The evidence of Storch’s later lies under oath does not establish the nature of his testimony at Maxwell’s trial”
“[E]ven false evidence presented in good faith . . . hardly comports with fundamental fairness.” (quoting Killian v. Poole, 282 F.3d 1204, 1209 (9th Cir. 2002))
“The evidence of Storch’s later lies under oath does not establish the nature of his testimony at Maxwell’s trial”

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Judges: Pregerson, Paez, Mahan

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