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Only thing that matters: what is said under oath. The rest is marketing/BS.
by freen 4y ago
Only thing that matters: what is said under oath.
The rest is marketing/BS.
- TeeMassive 4y ago> Only thing that matters: what is said under oath You mean that what a witness has said outside of court can't be presented as evidence?
- prepend 4y agoI don’t think it can. You’d need the witness to testify or sign an affidavit and submit it as evidence. But there’s a lot of particulars about evidence so I think depends on how they said it.
- TeeMassive 4y agoHave you ever watched a criminal trial? Some of them are streamed online now. Seriously go watch them, you often get career lawyers commenting on them too, for free. What someone said publicly can definitely be used and has been used criminal trials.