United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court at ... and Rules Announced at ..., Volume 480Banks & Bros., Law Publishers, 1990 |
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... reasonable probability that , had the evidence been disclosed , the re- . sult of the proceeding would have been different . Although the public interest in protecting sensitive information such as that in CYS records is strong , this ...
... reasonable probability that , had the evidence been disclosed , the re- . sult of the proceeding would have been different . Although the public interest in protecting sensitive information such as that in CYS records is strong , this ...
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... reasonable probability that , had the evidence been disclosed to the de- fense , the result of the proceeding would have been different . A ' reasonable probability ' is a probability sufficient to under- mine confidence in the outcome ...
... reasonable probability that , had the evidence been disclosed to the de- fense , the result of the proceeding would have been different . A ' reasonable probability ' is a probability sufficient to under- mine confidence in the outcome ...
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... re- garded as material only if there is a reasonable probability that it might affect the outcome of the proceeding . Prior STEVENS , J. , dissenting 480 U. S. statements on PENNSYLVANIA v . RITCHIE 71 Roberts, 448 U S 56.
... re- garded as material only if there is a reasonable probability that it might affect the outcome of the proceeding . Prior STEVENS , J. , dissenting 480 U. S. statements on PENNSYLVANIA v . RITCHIE 71 Roberts, 448 U S 56.
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... reasonably believed that there was only one apart- ment on the described premises , but in fact the third floor was ... reasonable , and it unquestionably was . The objective facts avail- able to the officers at the time suggested no ...
... reasonably believed that there was only one apart- ment on the described premises , but in fact the third floor was ... reasonable , and it unquestionably was . The objective facts avail- able to the officers at the time suggested no ...
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... reasonable investigation , includ- ing a verification of information obtained from a reliable in- formant , an ... reasonably concluded that there was only one apartment on the third floor and that it was occupied by McWebb . App . 41 ...
... reasonable investigation , includ- ing a verification of information obtained from a reliable in- formant , an ... reasonably concluded that there was only one apartment on the third floor and that it was occupied by McWebb . App . 41 ...
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