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the right to a faiR TRIAL

How can a boy be found guilty of sexual assault when there is no evidence of where it happened, six different stories of how it happened, no forensic evidence, no witness to any act and when the Magistrate himself said it had been poorly investigated by the police. The magisrate said the boy was guilty because the victums story was believable and she seemed very upset afterwards the incident was meant to have taken place. How can this be a fair trial?.


Asked on 7/07/00, 4:21 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Barbara C. Johnson Law Office of Barbara C. Johnson

Re: the right to a faiR TRIAL

The question you ask is not a question that

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questions. Your first question should be, Who should I retain as a lawyer?

By the way, what country does NU represent?

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Answered on 9/07/00, 6:37 pm


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