State v. Disorbo

How courts have described this case

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• reasoning that a newly discovered witness’s lack of credibility stemming from his inconsistencies and criminal record made it improbable that his testimony would change the result of the trial
• reasoning that a newly discovered witness’s lack of credibility stemming from his inconsistencies and criminal record made it improbable that his testimony would change the result of the trial
• at hearing on motion for new trial, trial court is finder of fact and determines likelihood that newly discovered evidence would change result of trial
• the new witness could not be believed because he had repeatedly lied to police and to the defendant’s investigator

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).