Missing Evidence In Case

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In an elder abuse case, missing video and audio evidence can be critical. Legal strategies include filing a motion to suppress or dismiss the case due to compromised evidence integrity, cross-examining officers about inconsistencies, and claiming a Brady violation if the missing evidence could favor the defense. Consider consulting with a local attorney for personalized legal advice.

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in an elder abuse case felony there are * minutes of video missing from the officer witness and * minutes of audio where clearly same officer is describing what happened how can officer be impeached also there are * videos missing from * different officers, one officer is told to turn of their video and * other officers turn of their videos around the same time including testifying officer, also they go off record after calling it a * and not a crime, testifying officer said to call it an elder abuse because “its easier that, * primary officers come back at *:*:* and log off around *:*:*
****, that's quite a complex situation. Here are some general ways to address the missing evidence and potential officer impeachment:
- Motion to Suppress or Dismiss: Argue that missing evidence undermines the integrity of the case.
- Cross-Examination: Question officers about the missing footage and inconsistencies.
- Brady Violation: Claim if the missing evidence was favorable to the defense.
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Yes it might have been because it’s an elder abuse after officers got there
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