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spike1951
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What is the name of your state? FLORIDA
Just found out in my taking a deposition on the defendant who wrote a damaging letter about my wife and me to our doctor, that she does not know any of the damaging statements FOR A FACT HERSELF! She took everything she wrote in the letter from a meeting document from her subordinates.
If the subordinates are not at the trial to substantiate the statements as fact that the defendant wrote and I testify that they are not true UNDER OATH, are my statements given much greater weight than the letter of the defendant who has no one there to corroborate her statements.
BOTTOM LINE: FOR THE DEFENSE TO MAKE A CASE WILL NOT EACH OF THE DEFENTANT'S SUBORDINATES, WHOSE STATEMENTS WERE TAKEN ON FAITH BY THE DEFENDANT WHO WROTE THE LETTER, HAVE TO APPEAR IN COURT TO VERIFY THEIR STATEMENTS. IF THEY DON'T, CAN THEIR STATEMENT BE TAKEN AS FACT?
Just found out in my taking a deposition on the defendant who wrote a damaging letter about my wife and me to our doctor, that she does not know any of the damaging statements FOR A FACT HERSELF! She took everything she wrote in the letter from a meeting document from her subordinates.
If the subordinates are not at the trial to substantiate the statements as fact that the defendant wrote and I testify that they are not true UNDER OATH, are my statements given much greater weight than the letter of the defendant who has no one there to corroborate her statements.
BOTTOM LINE: FOR THE DEFENSE TO MAKE A CASE WILL NOT EACH OF THE DEFENTANT'S SUBORDINATES, WHOSE STATEMENTS WERE TAKEN ON FAITH BY THE DEFENDANT WHO WROTE THE LETTER, HAVE TO APPEAR IN COURT TO VERIFY THEIR STATEMENTS. IF THEY DON'T, CAN THEIR STATEMENT BE TAKEN AS FACT?