Criminal – Postal Drug Delivery – Brady Claim

By Deborah Elkins
Published: June 9, 2008

A defendant convicted on marijuana charges after signing for a package from Arizona that contained nearly 200 ounces of marijuana cannot overturn his conviction by arguing the police violated Brady v. Maryland when they failed to provide pretrial disclosure of a cell phone and videotape of surveillance of the house where the package was delivered, ...

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