in a case that a telphone is used but your name is spelled wrong by the company is there anyway to get that evidence thrown out of court
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Read More Answered By: Michael E. Hendrickson |
Possibly, depending upon the nature of the case involved and if it was not your phone. However, if the claim for excluding rests only upon the fact of a misspelled name, you can forget it; the evidence is unlikely to be excluded.) |
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