United States v. Galen G. Kelly

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• holding that exculpatory evidence not reasonably available as a public record when the document was not filed until the day on which the defense rested its case
• holding that exculpatory evidence not reasonably available as a public record when the document was not filed until the day on which the defense rested its case
• “[W]hen defense counsel could have discovered the evidence through reasonable diligence, there is no Brady violation if the Government fails to produce it.”
• violation of due process occurs when government allows false \testimony to pass uncorrected\

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