In John E. Morgan’s case, one of the biggest questions I continue to raise is whether potentially favorable evidence was fully preserved, investigated, and disclosed to the defense. Under Brady v. Maryland, the prosecution has a constitutional duty to disclose material evidence favorable to the accused. That can include evidence supporting a defense as well as information that could be used to challenge the credibility or reliability of the State’s evidence. John maintained f

When reviewing a criminal case, the amount of information can quickly become overwhelming—police reports, photographs, videos, evidence logs, transcripts, court filings, public-records requests, and correspondence. That is why organization is one of the most important tools an advocate can have. A detail that seems insignificant today may become important months later when compared with another document. A date may not match. An officer's testimony may differ from a report. A