Police statements..
I wanted to know if a police officier can submit a statement after the arrainment and preliminary hearings.
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Read More Answered By: David L. Bargeron |
Re: Police statements.. Yes - but to whom is the officer "submitting a statement?" If the officer is changing his testimony - there is a problem. If, however, this is merely an additional statement, not disclosed at the Prelim. then you get it in discovery. Understand, there is no discovery until after the Prelim. |
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