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Brady v. Maryland
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Last Revised • July 9, 2026
This Source Verification Page documents the United States Supreme Court's decision in Brady v. Maryland, cited in Claim II of the Supplemental Motion. The opinion establishes the constitutional duty of prosecutors to disclose material exculpatory evidence favorable to the defense and is cited in support of the Defendant's claim that the cumulative suppression of favorable evidence violated his due process rights.
Related SMAR Citation
“[Brady v. Maryland (1963)]”
Case Name
Brady v. Maryland
Citation
373 U.S. 83 (1963)
Date
May 13, 1963
Verification Source
Official United States Supreme Court opinion located through GovInfo.
Source Location
United States Supreme Court Opinion
Highlighted Pages
83, 87 - 88
Referenced in the Supplemental Motion
Page 47, Paragraph: 96
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May's allegation that widespread misconduct by law enforcement agencies and prosecutors in
Buncombe County resulted in the suppression of favorable and material evidence, concealed
information relevant to witness credibility and impeachment, and deprived the Defendant of a fair
trial. May cites Brady v. Maryland to establish the State's constitutional duty to disclose
exculpatory and impeachment evidence favorable to the defense. May further relies upon Brady
as the foundational authority supporting his claim that the cumulative misconduct and
nondisclosure described throughout the Supplemental MAR violated his due process rights and
warrant post-conviction relief.
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