Stephanie Jaye and Edward Wilson v. B&G Rental

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• holding that unless defendant can show bad faith on part of police, failure to preserve evidence does not constitute denial of due process of law
• holding that the government’s failure to preserve potentially useful evidence not a denial of due process unless defendant can show bad faith on the part of the government
• holding that failure to take fingerprints from certain areas of or items in a crime scene was not a Brady violation
• holding that the government’s failure to preserve potentially useful evidence not a denial of due process unless defendant can show bad faith on the part of the government
• holding that failure to preserve potentially useful evidence does not constitute denial of due process of law unless criminal defendant can show bad faith on part of police
• holding that the destruction of \potentially useful\ evidence does not amount to a due process violation without a showing that the State acted in \bad faith\

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