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· 11/9/2023

Roedelbronn v. Borstein & Sheinbaum LLC

Citations

  • 221 A.D.3d 436
  • 199 N.Y.S.3d 472
  • 2023 NY Slip Op 05670

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that undisclosed Napue evidence is cumulative and thus immaterial where the witness is already sufficiently impeached
  • holding that a witness was so “thoroughly impeached” that there was no reasonable likelihood that the Brady and Napue violations had any effect on the jury or the outcome of the trial
  • holding that a witness was so “thoroughly impeached” that there was no reasonable likelihood that the Brady and Napue violations had any effect on the jury or the outcome of the trial
  • holding that a witness was so “thoroughly impeached” that there was no reasonable likelihood that the Brady and Napue violations had any effect on the jury or the outcome of the trial
  • holding that a witness was so “thoroughly impeached” that there was no reasonable likelihood that the Brady and Napue violations had any effect on the jury or the outcome of the trial
  • holding that a witness was so “thoroughly impeached” that there was no reasonable likelihood that the Brady and Napue violations had any effect on the jury or the outcome of the trial

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