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Often there are things that "are not in dispute", i.e. both sides agree. That's pretty close to a definition of a fact. In this case, there is no disagreement
by xviia 10y ago
Often there are things that "are not in dispute", i.e. both sides agree. That's pretty close to a definition of a fact.
In this case, there is no disagreement that the FBI had CD's containing documents from the defense.