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Giglio v. United States
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Last Revised • July 11, 2026
This Source Verification Page documents the United States Supreme Court decision in Giglio v. United States, cited in Claim III of the Supplemental Motion. The decision is relied upon for the constitutional principle that the prosecution's duty to disclose favorable evidence extends to material impeachment evidence affecting the credibility of government witnesses. It is included to support the allegations concerning the suppression of impeachment evidence discussed in Paragraph 123 of the Supplemental Motion.
Related SMAR Citation
“Giglio v. United States, 405 U.S. 150 (1972)”
Case Name
Giglio v. United States
Citation
405 U.S. 150 (1972)
Date
February 24, 1972
Verification Source
Official United States Supreme Court opinion located through GovInfo.
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United States Supreme Court Opinion
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1 - 4
Referenced in the Supplemental Motion
Page 60, Paragraph 123
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May's allegation that the prosecution's constitutional duty to disclose favorable evidence extends
to impeachment evidence affecting the credibility of government witnesses, including law
enforcement officers. Giglio v. United States is cited to establish that promises, agreements,
disciplinary history, prior misconduct, bias, or other information bearing upon the credibility of
government witnesses must be disclosed to the defense when material to guilt or punishment.
May relies upon Giglio as the constitutional basis for his request that the Court compel disclosure
of Giglio-related impeachment material concerning all law enforcement officers and other
government witnesses involved in the investigation and prosecution of his case.
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