Brady List - Common Misconceptions

[@777SFINN777]

Watching this video because my phone listened to my conversation I had yesterday about the Brady list. It's ridiculous. I haven't searched for anything remotely close to the topic but it comes up for a min. In private conversation and bam, videos about it pop up. Good video by the way.

[@richvan2128]

Mr. Serbalik, could you make a video discussing the differences between tier 1 and tier 2, or 15.1 and 15.2? I think that’s would be very beneficial when it comes to possible disclosures in court, as it relates to testifying. Thanks a lot.

[@danielp6100]

Once someone goes on the list, how long before they're removed from it?

[@AZPoliceLawyer]

An individual remains on the list indefinitely. Removal can be possible if there are factual changes or additional information provided that changes the prosecutor's analysis in some circumstances - but it all depends on the original basis for listing. Thanks for watching - and for your comment.

[@ucanon2662]

And there is a possibility for someone who was once placed on the Brady List to be removed from the Brady List...a high ranking Phoenix PD officer who was on the Brady List (at least twice) was able to get his name removed from that List.

[@tjmayer9103]

You're misinformed. Once an officer is placed on the list, you can not be removed. Regardless of rank.

[@AZPoliceLawyer]

I've successfully represented individuals who have been removed from the list - but this isn't a sure thing. It all depends on the factual circumstances behind the original listing.

[@tjmayer9103]

@AZPoliceLawyer I suspect the circumstances didn't meet the criteria in the first place.

[@ucanon2662]

@tjmayer9103 I'm sorry but you are misinformed.