"The remedy for the state’s possession and use of privileged information was not disqualification, but rather complete exclusion of the improper evidence from the second trial," wrote Justice Charles J. Bethel.
March 16, 2021 at 06:28 PM
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Litigation Reporter
When privileged information is erroneously shared with opposing counsel, a case may be retried. But, can the same litigators truly retry the case free of prejudice?
According to the Supreme Court of Georgia decision in Neuman v. The State, it’s possible.
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