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6/13/04, 10:04 am

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can arresting detectives question thier own witness's at the preliminary?

i have a case in front of me where a state police officer is asking and objecting to questions at a preliminary hearing? is this legal?

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Re: can arresting detectives question thier own witness's at the preliminary? Yes, they are allowed to ask questions of ...

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