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For questions about laws related to crime. Please add a location tag if the question is specific to a particular jurisdiction.
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Are leading-witness rules applied equally to prosecution and defence?
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I'm a scientist, not a lawyer, so please excuse this if it's obvious.
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In watching the Chauvin trial, I've noticed that the defence lawyer tends to ask questions by stating the desi …
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