Undisclosed favorable evidence that is not material to the issue of guilt or innocence does not lead to a reversal of the conviction.

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Undisclosed favorable evidence that is not material to the issue of guilt or innocence is not considered a violation of due process and will not lead to a reversal of conviction. The evidence must be both favorable and material to the case in order to be considered a constitutional violation.

Undisclosed Favorable Evidence That Is Not Material to the Issue