A statement of the declarant’s then-existing state of mind (that describes motive or intent) or physical or emotional condition – a person’s intention in the moment that intention existed is strong evidence (Rule 803(3))
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If the D.A.’s office is mis-representing the victim’s wishes, that’s easily fact-checked and would be hugely embarrassing and damaging for them. Why would they risk that?
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“Approved by Governor September 27, 2016. “
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Of course facts matter. For a criminal law clerk who calls other, actual attorneys with substantially more criminal defense legal experience “morons”, and claims to be an authority on what authority they do or don’t have, it seems you could use a dose of humility.
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Doubling down on insults is not a good look, esp. for someone apparently seeking a career as a defense attorney.
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