Summary
Highlighting discrepancies in a police report can undermine its credibility and create reasonable doubt in a criminal case. Inaccurate descriptions and lack of proper identification can weaken the prosecutions case. Derogatory comments and defamatory social media posts can show bias and harm credibility, potentially aiding your defense. Social media posts can be used as evidence if authenticated. Discuss these issues with your lawyer to build a strong defense strategy. Consider contacting the Douglas County Public Defenders Office for assistance.Full Conversation
Yes. They offered me plea deal. Im getting charged with * counts of lewed act. But the plea deal would of ben * count and 90days in jail. I said no. They only thing they could use against me is . I left the store shortly after they did . This store is 1block away from where i was living with my mom and boyfriend. And when i was in the store i bought a bag of chips. The police report states that i was a homeless crack head that was sleeping behind dumpster in that area. When that is not true. I have no clue who this person is. And all the police report said was that. I had puffy hair. And looked like a crack head. There was no names given. When the cops got on seen . They couldn't find who she was talking about. But when they gave me my citation they called me by my last name.
It sounds like there are significant discrepancies in the police report that could potentially benefit your defense.
- Inaccurate Police Report: If the report contains false information about your living situation, this can be challenged.
- No Identification: The lack of proper identification and specific details could weaken the prosecution's case.
Have you discussed these discrepancies with your lawyer?
How would i go about bring up the discrepancies in this case im in omaha ne douglas county
You should discuss the following discrepancies with your lawyer to strengthen your defense:
- Inaccurate Police Report: Highlight the false information about your living situation.
- No Identification: Emphasize the lack of specific details and proper identification.
- Police Conduct: Question why they called you by your last name despite the lack of identification.
Have you considered recording these points and presenting them in your next meeting with your lawyer?
So even if i swiped my card at the goodwill. Would that be the reason they knew my last name
It's possible that swiping your card at Goodwill could have revealed your name, as credit card transactions typically include the cardholder's name. Discuss this with your lawyer to explore how the police obtained your last name and whether this impacts your case.
How could pointing out the inaccurate police report help my case?
- Credibility: Highlighting inaccuracies undermines the credibility of the police report.
- Reasonable Doubt: Inconsistencies can create reasonable doubt in the prosecutor's case.
- Defense Strategy: It provides a basis for questioning the thoroughness and accuracy of the investigation.
Have you discussed these points with your lawyer yet?
The person also called me a crack head. Based off my looks. Could that also help my case?
Yes, the derogatory comment can potentially help your case. Here’s how:
- Bias and Credibility: It can show bias or prejudice on the part of the witness or police.
- Character Defense: It can support your argument against the credibility of their statements.
- Defamation: It might be considered defamatory if it harmed your reputation.
Have you documented all instances of such comments?
this person has also posted me on social media with a photo of me . Talking about the charge i got. And claiming that i was masterbaeting in the woods
This is a significant escalation. Here are a few points to consider:
- Defamation: Publicly posting false information can be grounds for a defamation lawsuit.
- Privacy Violation: Posting your photo and personal information without consent may breach privacy laws.
- Harassment: Persistent negative posts can be considered harassment.
Have you considered discussing these online posts with your lawyer?
Whats the likey hood il win my case vs the state
Considering the significant discrepancies in the police report, potential bias, lack of proper identification, and defamatory social media posts, your chances of challenging the state's case appear fairly strong. Discuss all these points with your lawyer to build a robust defense strategy.
Have you gathered all the evidence and documentation regarding these discrepancies and defamatory posts?
Will social media post hold up in court
Social media posts can be used as evidence in court if they are relevant to the case. They must be authenticated, meaning it must be proven that the posts are genuine and made by the person claimed.
Have you saved and documented these social media posts?
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Douglas County Public Defender's Office
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: [Douglas County Public Defender](https://douglascounty-ne.gov/public-defender)
Have you contacted them to see if they can assist in your case? 
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