Medel v. State

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• providing the requirements for a guilty plea to be rendered involuntary based on a Brady violation
• “We therefore conclude that, in order for á guilty plea -to be rendered involuntary based on the prosecutor’s failure to disclose evidence, a petitioner must establish that the evidence withheld by the -prosecution was material exculpatory evidence.”
• “We therefore conclude that, in order for a guilty plea to be rendered involuntary based on the prosecutor’s failure to disclose evidence, a petitioner must establish that the evidence withheld by the prosecution was material exculpatory evidence.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).