In Connick v. Thompson,the Court ultimately refused to provide relief to Thompson because the New Orleans District Attorney's office committed a pattern of unrelated Brady violations that would have put the agency on notice that training was constitutionally required.

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In Connick v. Thompson, the Supreme Court held that the New Orleans District Attorney's office could not be held liable for failing to train its prosecutors based on a single Brady violation, indicating that a pattern of similar violations would be necessary to establish such a failure.

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