State v. Cardall

How courts have described this case

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• reasoning that “if the records show that S.F. previously lied about an attempted rape by a school janitor, this is evidence which might have been material to Cardall’s defense”
• noting defendant’s contention that victim was “a habitual liar” and that records sought would show that she had lied about a prior attempted rape or sexual touching incident involving a school janitor

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