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Does that possibility hold less weight with you? In general no, in this specific case, yes, because the evidence is so overwhelming. Think "twenty dead bodies
by thwyperson 11y ago
Does that possibility hold less weight with you?
In general no, in this specific case, yes, because the evidence is so overwhelming. Think "twenty dead bodies found buried in defendant's basement next to bloody knives with defendant's fingerprints." I know this might be an unsatisfactory response, but I really can't be more specific without pointing to the actual case and I don't want to get into specifics in case I do decide to assist.
- justinpombrio 11y agoAh, then you needn't worry much, because when your evidence is presented the jury will be thinking instead about the twenty dead bodies buried in the basement, right? If the evidence is overwhelming, a little defense shouldn't hurt, and if it isn't, maybe they're innocent after all.