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The trial was a complete farce all the way threw a real circus never seen anything like it
answered on May 15, 2021
An appeal can definitely still be filed ... If I recall correctly, it is done with the trial attorneys filing affidavits of what they call the relevant facts at issue were.
IM WRITING A PAPER FOR 5TH GRADE
answered on May 13, 2021
GOOGLE the following:
can you be convicted of a crime without physical evidence
and you will see the mistake you are making.
So my project is on changing the law that states You cant arrest someone without physical evedince I want to say the law is wrong what are 3 strong key points I could use? And how do you want your name in my paper?
answered on May 13, 2021
Where are you finding something that says that you cannot arrest someone without physical evidence? One of us is confused.
If I killed someone but there are no fingerprints or physical evidence saying I did but someone was like. "Oh yes she told me she was going to kill her". Could they be aressted?
answered on May 13, 2021
They would be investigated for that, however, that alone would not be enough evidence for an arrest.
answered on May 13, 2021
Evidence not based on physical proof. Try Google to get a precise answer.
If I killed my friend everyone and everyone said yes yes she killed her friend she told me she was going to but there was no physical evidence and everything pointed to me why am I unable to be arrested
answered on May 13, 2021
Take a look at the following: https://mjieducation.mi.gov/documents/criminal-qrms/400-arrest-warr/file
You can in fact be arrested without any physical evidence, as you will see by reviewing the above requirements for an arrest warrant to be issued.
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answered on Apr 19, 2021
No. The penalty is 15 years , and the threshold is less than 10 years.
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