"There is a reasonable probability that this failure to disclose affected the outcome of the trial".
Rather, a reasonable probability that the results of the election would have been changed must be shown.
But Judge Sauls brushed past that provision and arbitrarily set a higher standard for intervention, calling for a "reasonable probability" that the election results would be different.
There was, Judge Henry Pitman went on, "a reasonable probability that the jury could have found petitioner not guilty of murder" had it heard the missing testimony.
They must be "so physically or cognitively debilitated or incapacitated that there is a reasonable probability" that they no longer present any danger to society.
To be eligible, inmates must be "so physically or cognitively debilitated or incapacitated that there is a reasonable probability" that they no longer present any danger to society.
"However, we do conclude that there is a reasonable probability that the result of his criminal trial would have been different" had the report been made available.
The office chronically failed to hand over evidence to criminal defendants when there was "a reasonable probability" that such evidence would change the outcome in a case.
Reversing a ruling announced on Oct. 10 by a panel of three other parole commissioners, the majority concluded yesterday, "There is reasonable probability that, if released, this inmate will live and remain at liberty without violating the law".
A Class I alert, which carries the highest priority, is issued when there is a "reasonable probability that the use of the product will cause serious, adverse health consequences or death," the statement said.
A three-member panel of the Connecticut parole board may release an inmate if it decides that there is a "reasonable probability" that a felon can "remain at liberty without violating the law" and endangering society.
