Category: Exculpatory Evidence
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WILL THE VIRGINIA BEACH COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEY EVER TELL US HOW HE FULFILLS HIS ETHICAL DUTIES AS SET OUT IN THE RULES OF THE SUPREME COURT OF VIRGINIA
What are your [the Virginia Beach Attorney for the Commonwealth] written (Va. Code § 1-257) guidelines (by whatever name[s] they might be called) [thus conforming to the requirement of due process as it is required by the supremacy clause, 14th amd. and 5th amd. of the U.S. Con.] for assuring that the wrongful official act…
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Bowman v. Commonwealth, 248 Va. 130, 445 S.E.2d 110 (1994) ON BRADY V. MARYLAND, ETC Criminal Procedure — Exculpatory Evidence — Police Reports — Disclosure of Prosecution’s Evidence — In Camera Review by Trial Judge — Constitutional Law — Due Process
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in Exculpatory Evidence, General Assembly & Its Agencies, Governor & His Secretaries & Agencies, National, National Code/Statues, National Constitution, National News, National Politics, Other States, Supreme Court & Agencies & Lesser Courts, U.S., U.S. Courts, Virginia, Virginia Code/Statues, Virginia Constitution, Virginia News, Virginia PoliticsBowman v. Commonwealth, 248 Va. 130, 445 S.E.2d 110 (1994) IN THE SUPREME COURT OF VIRGINIA NORMAN MILTON BOWMAN, JR.v.COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA Record No. 931328Decided: June 10, 1994 Present: All the Justices While a trial court’s determination of whether it should undertake an in camera review of material which might contain exculpatory evidence is a…