Title: Can a case hold up in court if there is no evidence or witnesses? | Lawyers.com
Headings: Can a case hold up in court if there is no evidence or witnesses?
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Can a case hold up in court if there is no evidence or witnesses?
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Content: If charges are filed, chances are, the evidence is sufficient, otherwise the prosecutor would not have filed. Remember, prosecutors aren't stupid. What the defendant can do is hire an experienced attorney, and be careful not to incriminate himself/herself any further. Report Abuse
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Answered on Mar 06th, 2011 at 6:07 PM
Without evidence sufficient to prove guilt, no case can be won. With NO evidence, thats a duh. But your belief there is none does not make that true. The judge and jury will decide. Report Abuse
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