State v. Grady

MORRIS, Judge.

The defendant has brought forward three assignments of error. He first contends that the manner of the investigation essen tially constituted a suppression of evidence favorable to the defendant and resulted in a denial of due process.

The defendant’s first argument is that he was denied due process when E. C. Ray was allowed to testify for the State at the first trial, contrary to true facts known to a detective and the district attorney, that he did not have a gun the night of the incident. The defendant argues that such conduct denied the defendant evidence that could have led…