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Yes. Mostly because you are not infringing on the rights of person Number 1. But you cannot use it convict Number 2 (pun not quite intended) for the crime N1 wa
by venomsnake 10y ago
Yes. Mostly because you are not infringing on the rights of person Number 1. But you cannot use it convict Number 2 (pun not quite intended) for the crime N1 was convicted of.
- aquadrop 10y agoI see, though there could be third party, which could be hurt by not using this evidence (e.g. 'their rights were infringed' in some sense). Imagine how would feel family of a victim of a rapist/murdered who was freed on a technicality.