People v. Sharrod

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• holding that State’s failure to disclose witness’s juvenile supervision violated Supreme Court Rule 412(c) (134 Ill. 2d R. 412(c)) and required reversal
• holding that State's failure to disclose witness's juvenile supervision violated Supreme Court Rule 412(c) (134 Ill.2d R. 412(c)) and required reversal
• the State must disclose evidence with potential impeachment value such as prior convictions, probationary status, pending criminal charges, and juvenile adjudications
• the State must disclose evidence with potential impeachment value such as prior convictions, probationary status, pending criminal charges, and juvenile adjudications
• Rule 412(c) is a codification of the Brady requirements
• Rule 412(c) is a codification of the Brady requirements

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