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[H2O Man]

Brady is one of the single most important cases, in determining what defense attorneys are entitled to. But, in the case in question, no federal court is going to allow defense attorneys to introduce evidence that is not related to the defendant's specific role. What is probably far more important will be what, if any, evidence that the defense attorneys are able to keep from being introduced by the prosecutors. Our criminal justice syatem tends to have a higher standard for introducing evidence than does a military court.