According to Grady Vs. Mee 379 U.S. 109 (1964), any evidence in possession of the prosecution that can be favorable for the defense, must be made over to the defense. Failure to do so when the defendant fails to investigate claims by the defendant, failure to collect evidence before the defendant will meet false claims, collected lively manner, obtaining evidence shown belongs to the defendant and defense, how two can cure a Brady violation bond, or, one more violations of the 14 Amendment of the United States Constitution as a without due process of law nor deny to any person with 14 jurisdiction. Regardless, the claims of a defendant relating to offers tampering with evidence, a denial of the right and equal protection of laws.

Whether the prosecution's failure to disclose evidence favorable to the defense violates due process