For example, conversations in days preceding, conversations while in vehicle, why partner said, "It's all my fault?" This was mentioned by a neighbor witness. Out of court yes, hearsay yes, exception yes, an excited utterance. Could be explained by partner being overcome with grief but that determination is for the trier of fact if judge lets it in. Pertains to intent. 18 U.S. Code Sec. 373c.
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The pre-trial testimony of the deceased partner might be informative. "It's all my fault."
Replies to: "The pre-trial testimony of the deceased partner might be informative. "It's all my fault.""
- Here's a Federal Statue that soon might become relevant to the tragedy in Minneapolis. [LINK]
- Curly1918 - 1:33pm 1/8/26
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- The pre-trial testimony of the deceased partner might be informative. "It's all my fault." - JarHead4ND - 5:42pm 1/8/26
- You forgot to add Obama and Clinton to that list of who is at fault [NT] - jimbasil - 5:19pm 1/8/26
- Walz is playing this to the hilt because he has been caught up in the medicaid fraud scandal. - BaronVonZemo - 1:52pm 1/8/26
- The evidence is in plain view. [NT] [LINK] - Curly1918 - 3:58pm 1/8/26
- He's not running again, so probably not [NT] - Chris94 - 2:12pm 1/8/26
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