Not a Multiple Choice Question.
On cross-examination in trial today, the defendant answered:
"Yes,
"I don't know,
No."
To the same question, in that order and with nothing in between.
posted by nblaw @ 8:42 PM
Thursday, November 08, 2007
"Yes,
"I don't know,
No."
To the same question, in that order and with nothing in between.
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