Phillips v. National Security Fire & Casualty Co.

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• Evidence subject to disclosure only if the facts indicate that the state is in possession of such evidence which is unknown to the defense and did not disclose its existence; not if the defendant knows the evidence exists and is in the state’s possession

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).