062519P.pdf   04/16/2007  Broderick Collier  v.  Larry Norris
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  06-2519
                          and No:  06-2630
   U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas - Little Rock   
   [PUBLISHED][Gruender, Author, with Loken, Chief Judge, and
   O'Connor, Associate Justice (Ret.)]
   Prisoner case - habeas. Evidence in the state court record was more
   than sufficient to support the Arkansas Supreme Court's determination
   that Collier failed to show Brady prejudice because the suppression of
   evidence which could have been used to impeach a state's witness was
   not sufficient to create a reasonable probability that the trial would have
   had a different outcome if Collier had been aware of the evidence;
   Arkansas Supreme Court did not engage in an unreasonable application
   of Brady in reaching that decision; Arkansas Supreme Court disposed of
   Collier's Rule 37 petition based on an independent and adequate state
   procedural rule, and Collier's failure to show cause and prejudice or
   actual innocence meant he had forfeited his right to raise claim in federal
   court.