At trial, the People chose not to call a detective who had testified before the grand jury and at the original suppression hearing, but who was suspected of having given false testimony in an unrelated drug case; instead, they relied on other witnesses. Defendant, who called this detective as his own witness, contends that he should have been permitted to ask the detective about his suspected perjury in the other case because this allegedly gave the other police witnesses...
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