mitzi
Watch us lie to cover for 'Princess'
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Well, I'm not sure what the legal question is exactly lol. The FBI is not required to take orders from the State re: getting written reports done. If the State has the results of certain tests verbally, they have disclosed that information by listing the people who will present that information at trial as witnesses. I don't think there's any provision in Florida for them to disclose a script of what the witnesses intend to say.
I am not getting the impression that the State is hoarding evidence and making the defense ask for it. There would not be much point in doing that, because (1) if the evidence is helpful to KC, the State would be in a lot of trouble if it didn't turn it over, and (2) if the evidence is helpful to the State, the State cannot use it in trial if it doesn't disclose the evidence in time for the defense to address it.
Hi AZL...so by the answer you gave, that I bolded above, are you saying that the state is under no further obligation to get the test results in writing from the FBI to give to the defense?...are you saying that just by listing each FBI witness on their witness list (ie. the state's list), that it is entirely up to the defense to contact the FBI witnesses themselves and do depos for the evidence? In otherwords, has the state done all they have to do just by listing the FBI witnesses on their list?
Sorry to be so wordy...I have trouble explaining my questions succinctly. :blushing: