· 1/30/2017
Poblete v. Huilo
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- holding the good faith exception did not apply where the State did not rely on binding precedent or clearly applicable statutes
- “[A] discovery violation is subject to a harmless error analysis. A Richardson violation is harmless error only if an appellate court can determine, beyond a reasonable doubt, that the defense was not procedurally prejudiced.”
- “[A] discovery violation is subject to a harmless error analysis. A Richardson violation is harmless error only if an appellate court can determine, beyond a reasonable doubt, that the defense was not procedurally prejudiced.”
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Judges: Judge Amit P. Mehta
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