The victim had an audio recording of the incident of gave it to the police 2 months of it supposedly happen. Is that audio recording enough evidence for the courts to convict him with aggravated domestic battery charges. The girl refuses to go to court and brags about how the recording is fake.
answered on Sep 1, 2019
All this should be discussed with your brother's attorney.
It appears from the limited information that she would need to testify
He's been to prison prior of me for domestic
answered on Jul 22, 2019
If you were the complainant then the answer is yes.
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answered on Oct 6, 2017
Yes. It is not necessary for that person to currently possess the item in order to have stolen it. That person could have stolen the item and subsequently resold or otherwise disposed of it. Thus, it is possible to be charged with theft even if the defendant does not “have” the item.
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