A "Bracy motion" requests all evidence that is "likely to lead to a different outcome."

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A Bracy motion is a request made by the defendant to the prosecution to disclose any evidence that could lead to a different outcome in the case. It is based on the principle of due process and the defendant's right to a fair trial. The name of this motion comes from the US Supreme Court case Bracy v. Gramley, which established the defendant's right to such evidence.

A "Bracy Motion" Requests All Evidence That Is "Likely to Lead