Pre Trial Release & Duty to DIsclose (6th) Flashcards
Both ___ and ___ have the duty to ____ to the other side ___ trial the evidence each intends to use at trial
Prosecution
Defense
Disclose
Before
A ___ has the duty to disclose all ___ evidence, which is evidence that is ___ to the defendant in a criminal trial
Prosecutor
Exculpatory
Favorable
Failure to disclose ____ evidence amounts to a ____ violation and is grounds for reversing the conviction if the defendant can prove __ and ___
Exculpatory
DPC
- The evidence impeaches or is exculpatory
- Prejudice has resulted (reasonable probability that the case have been different if the evidence was presented?)
The duty to disclose applies only to information ___ to the case.
relevant
____ has the duty to discolise the notice of an alibi or intent to present an insanity defense
Defense
The two types of pre-trial release are either release in the ___ or station after receiving a ___ OR __ __
Field
Citation
Posting Bail
RULE STATEMENT:
Under the 8th AM, excessive ___ shall not be required, nor excessive fines ___, nor cruel and unusual punishment ___
Bail
Imposed
Inflicted
The factors to be considered in determining if a defendant is eligible for pre-trial release is:
- Nature and circumstance of offense charged
- Weight of the evidence against them
- The history and characteristics of the person
- the nature and seriousness of the danger to any person or the community that would be effected by the person’s release
Duty to disclose does not apply to_____
post-conviction proceedings