07-22-2020, 09:15 PM
Double Naught Spy Wrote:Tainted evidence/no chain of custody from the time of the event and seizure. Was not seized at the time of the event. May have been rendered inoperable after the fact by the McCloskeys for that very purpose, to "prove" that it was not operable. They are lawyers who have proven skilled at working the system in the past. In other words, it may have been 100% operable at the time.
actually we do not know if it is tainted or not. The burden is on the State to prove beyond reasonable doubt that a crime was committed. If they did not not get the evidence at the time then thats on them, not the defendant. The taint if anything is on the city, not on the defs. Like said earlier I dont know the mcloskeys at all, but the burden is on the DA, not them.
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