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Why is it against the law to conduct outside research?
by DangitBobby 5y ago
Why is it against the law to conduct outside research?
- detaro 5y agoBecause the result of the case is not supposed to be influenced by information (especially not information specific to the case) that has not been presented in court and the parties didn't have opportunity to address/challenge.
- _carbyau_ 5y agoCourt is meant to be an authoritative process. The prosecution and defence are meant to present "the relevant facts". Outside that, too many jurors might be influenced by what a Kardashian thinks...