That's true. It's probably fair to say
that the preliminary hearing was the incorrect venue to bring it up. On
the other hand if it is true the prosecution is obscuring exculpatory evidence
it should come up before trial. Perhaps in motions instead of the hearing
though.
Charles Mims
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My point was if the information was correct, it wasn't a attempt to "smear" her by asking what they did...merely speaking the truth.
but the article said it was a misreprensentation so until its entered into actual evidence that cant be disputed its all hearsay aint it?
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