Excellent questions. I said I would be shocked if the State had an expert on the stand to determine this because I 100% believe it can't be done.
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That's quite a click-baity headline. He wanted to be able to talk to his wife in private, not engage in "physical intimacy." Having never been held in maximum security prison (as a presumed innocent man) before, RA likely had no clue that was a no-no.
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And she's a human, just like the rest of us, not infallible. I disagree with her decisions and MANY attorneys agree with this same point of view. This will be in appeals for years and years and years, costing Indiana taxpayers millions.
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Exactly my point. I disagree with the rulings here, and it's terrifying for the future of the judicial process in Indiana. In this case, only the "integrity" of the trial process is being "protected" for the State, NOT the defense. Just the opposite is happening....hands are being completely...
Exactly. This is my point. The jury won't even have a chance to decide what they find credible about geofence data since the judge has decided it's not going to be allowed in.
It's shocking.
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Which law? ETA: Her rulings are based on case law and her opinion of how they should be interpreted. It's subjective, and I don't think anyone would argue with that.
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The fact that one fallible (like all of us) human being can decide that the third party evidence is false, based solely on opinion, and not let a jury of his peers consider it and decide it (like our justice system is supposed to be), makes me terrified. This is not only about this case and this...
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