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If the officer lied about having probable cause (e.g., by telling ShotSpotter to fabricate alerts or to re-classify an alert after a stop to manufacture probabl
by trs8080 4y ago
If the officer lied about having probable cause (e.g., by telling ShotSpotter to fabricate alerts or to re-classify an alert after a stop to manufacture probable cause), the case can be thrown out.
- brewdad 4y agoBut we can't know if the officer lied because SpotShotter refuses to reveal how their black box works. Since the officer's word is like unto God's in most courtrooms, the defendant is kinda stuck.