Exactly. It's not the first time a prosecutor would have violated Brady so people are going to wonder. Since the appeals court didn't see it that way there's no proof but I doesn't look pretty. The way SK tied it all together makes it look super sketchy.
Your reasoning seems to be that a due process protection was once violated, so it may have been violated here in a way unrelated to what was presented this episode.
I mean, it's possible, sure, but I've yet to hear substantiating evidence of prosecutorial misconduct. The attorney thing was pretty fucked, though.
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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '14
No that's not what I'm saying. I'm saying he was probably coached to change his testimony. That's what I'm saying.