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A perhaps bad analogy: what if this were DNA evidence? Does the defense and prosecution both need to do their own analysis of a sample? Or does the data found b
by brk 13y ago
A perhaps bad analogy: what if this were DNA evidence? Does the defense and prosecution both need to do their own analysis of a sample? Or does the data found by the prosecution automatically get shared to the defense?
- tantalor 13y agoIf the analysis is going to be submitted as evidence or testimony, then yes I believe they must share the results.
- arh68 13y agoWhat if it's not going to be used as evidence by you, but maybe perhaps the defense? How would you know what could necessarily interest the defense? It seems a prosecutor could argue that they had no idea these images they saw would ever be considered evidence. Why bring them up? This just smells retaliatory, though.
- tantalor 13y agoThey have to share that too. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exculpatory_evidence http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exculpatory_evidence