The motions demanding the prosecutor reveal exculpatory information are called?

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The term "Brady" refers to a legal precedent established by the Supreme Court case Brady v. Maryland, which requires prosecutors to disclose any evidence that is favorable to the defense and could be considered exculpatory or mitigate the defendant's guilt. Therefore, the correct answer is A) Brady motions, as it is the common term used for the motions filed by the defense requesting the disclosure of such evidence. Options B), C), and D) do not accurately describe this procedure.

The Motions Demanding the Prosecutor Reveal Exculpatory Information Are Called