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Giglio Info-SFCSD #2 [Redacted]
The prosecutor is obligated under Missouri Rules (and the Giglio case) to provide defense attorneys with credibility information about witnesses including law enforcement officers (LEO). Although all this info is publicly available, I’ve created two versions of this post. This redacted post provides info about one former LEO who was recently convicted of assault. An…
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Giglio Info-SFCSD #2 [Restricted Access]
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Giglio Info-SFCSD #1 [Redacted]
This post discusses a former law enforcement officer who is facing serious charges in St. Francois County. If he was involved in a defendant’s arrest (before May 2024), Giglio discovery is critical.
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Giglio Info-SFCSD #1 [Restricted Access]
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Evidence: Discovery of Giglio Material on LEOs
This post discusses a criminal defendant’s entitlement to what is called “Giglio material” named after a Supreme Court case; this material refers to any information that could impeach the character or testimony of a prosecution witness, including law enforcement officers. This is part of the large series of “Evidence” posts.
