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blondeatlast

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Sun Apr-03-11 07:16 PM
Response to Reply #144

154. That's precisely what happened in the Duke case, so I'm not sure why you have

such a problem with the outcome?

Get this through your head--STATEMENTS ARE EVIDENCE. If they contradict other evidence, what conclusions are we supposed to draw? Her own evidence (statements) contradicted her other evidence (statements).

And the prosecutor should have gone forward for just what reason (at least answer this one specific question--the judge would insist you do so)?

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