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Originally Posted by MBates
Ok. I will assume that means judge allowed them to do it. Don't have time to investigate pre-trial motions. But a quick Google search reveals that he was subject to a contempt of court hearing for refusing to properly answer questions about the supposed other suspects. So I'm not sure this case supports you as much as it does me:
http://m.huffpost.com/ca/entry/5724226 |
No, you're right. I was just going by recent memory of tactics used, but in retrospect it wasn't really a legitimate tactic as much as it was a desperate effort.
I doubt it will be the last time someone tries it though. I was just spitballing what might be tried based on what was tried recently.