United States v. Baldev Raj Bhutani, Neelam Bhutani, and Alra Laboratories, Inc.

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• noting that Brady material must be: “(1) in the possession of the prosecution; (2) material; and (3) exculpatory”
• observing that even if the prosecution has only consulted with a government agency on a case, the agency is considered part of the prosecution and informa- tion within the agency’s knowledge and control will be imputed to the prosecution

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