En un juicio, si alguien dice que un testigo puede haber mentido, la fiscalía no siempre tiene que contar eso. Si la mamá del testigo dice algo, no es obligación decírselo a la defensa a menos que esté escrito.
Es como si tu amigo te cuenta un secreto sobre otro amigo, pero no está obligado a contárselo a nadie más, a menos que esté en un mensaje de texto.
Imagina que en un juicio por un robo, el testigo dice que vio al acusado. Si la mamá del testigo le dice al fiscal que el testigo podría haber mentido, el fiscal no tiene que contarle eso al abogado del acusado, a menos que lo haya escrito.
e witness's birth date on the witness list and the state was unable to investigate the witness's criminal record, if any. Clark v. State, 271 Ga. App. 534 , 610 S.E.2d 165 (2005). No duty to disclose. - Trial court did not err in denying the defendant's motion for mistrial on the grounds of prosecutorial misconduct because the defendant failed to show that the prosecutor violated the law, prejudiced the defense, or committed any act that could be construed as misconduct; there was no evidence in the record that the victim's mother gave the police or the prosecution a written or recorded statement that the victim had told the mother that the victim had lied about the molestation, but if the mother had given an unrecorded oral statement to that effect to the prosecutor, the prosecutor was not obligated under O.C.G.A. § 17-16-7 to disclose the oral statement to the defense, and it was patent from the opening statement that the defendant intended to offer evidence in the defendant's defense that the victim had lied about the molestation and that some of that evidence would come from the victim's own mother. Chandler v. State, 309 Ga. App. 611 , 710 S.E.2d 826 (2011). Knowing defendant prior to crime. - Defendant's contention that trial counsel was ineffective for failing to move to suppress the identification by a victim prior to trial, object to the in-court identification of the defendant, or move for a mistrial because the state allegedly failed to provide notice that the vict
No, la fiscalía solo está obligada a revelar información escrita o grabada. Si hay solo declaraciones orales, no tienen que compartirlas.
Si no se revela información relevante, puede haber un reclamo de mala conducta, pero la defensa debe probar que esto afectó el juicio.
Se evalúa si el fiscal rompió alguna ley o perjudicó al acusado, y si hay pruebas de que esto ocurrió.
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