would you feel better about it if i called her a milf cunt?I'd refer you to legal terminology where you have direct witnesses and corroborating witnesses. There are those who were there and saw with their own eyes, and then they tell someone who recalls the story and corroborates that story. The timing becomes critical in this but, often times testimony that fluctuates for reasons like - money, influence, threats or other, can be held to be more believable when it's corroborated by other direct or indirect supporting person's.
was it toxic rancor the press declared her secondhand testimony "BOMBSHELL" evidence? Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid
I'd refer you to legal terminology where you have direct witnesses and corroborating witnesses. There are those who were there and saw with their own eyes, and then they tell someone who recalls the story and corroborates that story. The timing becomes critical in this but, often times testimony that fluctuates for reasons like - money, influence, threats or other, can be held to be more believable when it's corroborated by other direct or indirect supporting person's.I'd refer you to legal terminology called hearsay
Nobody saw the immaculate reception but it was Franco with the ball after the cameras stopped rolling and the rest of the audience corroborated the event. Originally Posted by eyecu2
I'd refer you to legal terminology called hearsayOh I agree that it's not the same as direct eyewitness testimony but to say it isn't effective or influential is just wrong. It is normally used to validate or provide context etc. when needed.
The general rule is that hearsay evidence is not admissible at trial. The rule against using hearsay evidence is to prevent out-of-court, second hand statements from being used as evidence at trial given their potential unreliability.
This is because the usual level of scrutiny is lost with hearsay evidence as the maker of the statement is not at Court to be cross-examined and assessed by the jury. Originally Posted by berryberry
I'd refer you to legal terminology called hearsay
The general rule is that hearsay evidence is not admissible at trial. The rule against using hearsay evidence is to prevent out-of-court, second hand statements from being used as evidence at trial given their potential unreliability.
This is because the usual level of scrutiny is lost with hearsay evidence as the maker of the statement is not at Court to be cross-examined and assessed by the jury. Originally Posted by berryberry
True that part of the testimony given could be classified as hearsay, but this is not a trial. I'm not seeing anything yet in the released report that she or anyone said that hasn't been corroborated. If there is, just provide the foot note# and I'll search. Originally Posted by String NuttsHutchinson’s account Tuesday about a dramatic physical altercation between Trump and his top security official on Jan. 6 has come under intense scrutiny after sources told NBC News that two witnesses were prepared to testify under oath that it never happened.
Hutchinson’s account Tuesday about a dramatic physical altercation between Trump and his top security official on Jan. 6 has come under intense scrutiny after sources told NBC News that two witnesses were prepared to testify under oath that it never happened.
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“The handwritten note that Cassidy Hutchinson testified was written by her was in fact written by Eric Herschmann on January 6, 2021,” a Herschmann spokesperson said. “All sources with direct knowledge and law enforcement have and will confirm that it was written by Mr. Herschmann.”
The pair of discrepancies have destroyed Hutchinson’s credibility
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/con...tiny-rcna35994 Originally Posted by berryberry
They have a copy. Where is CSI when you need them?
Originally Posted by String Nutts
The two sources cited in the post above, are from 2021. The resulting inquiries from the January 6th committee would show that there are indeed a lot more facts, that implicate coordination. I'm not sure those dotted lines connect directly to trump, but it does show coordination and it has been since those reports that these folks like The oath keepers have gone to jail. When you state that there is no insurrection, that is not what that first link even shows. It says it does not show it's tied to Trump. More appropriatly it mean at the time of that article they had the ability to connect all the different communications.
Down playing what happened in January is the dumbest thing conservatives should do. They should just say those were bad actors and bad people. Making excuses for storming the capital is foolish. Originally Posted by eyecu2