Accusations of Evidence Withholding
Developer Oren Alexander claims that Miami prosecutors have hidden iCloud photos that could potentially clear him of the charges he faces.
Alexander, co-founder of the luxury brokerage "The Alexander Team," is currently facing state and federal sex-crime charges. His attorneys have accused Miami Dade prosecutors of concealing critical digital evidence, referring to the omission as a "textbook Brady violation."
Background of the Case
In a Florida state court, Alexander is facing sexual battery charges stemming from a 2023 incident in Miami Beach. Prosecutors allege that he assaulted a woman before a night out at LIV nightclub, while Alexander maintains that the encounter was consensual.
Disputed Evidence
In a renewed motion to compel discovery filed this week, defense lawyers claim that the State obtained the alleged victim's full iCloud data under a search warrant nearly a year ago but only disclosed selective portions to the defense.
The omission is referred to as a "textbook Brady violation."
Author's summary: Oren Alexander accuses prosecutors of hiding evidence.
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