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One tricky aspect of this is if the messages are from the defendant then the defendant is almost certainly going to use their right not to testify (especially i
by qingcharles 1y ago
One tricky aspect of this is if the messages are from the defendant then the defendant is almost certainly going to use their right not to testify (especially if they are actually guilty) as they'll be asked all sorts of other difficult questions they likely won't want to answer.
- potato3732842 1y agoThe state has been using this trick since forever. They don't even need to have written correspondance to misconstrue, they do it all the time with just testimony.