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Investigative Failures and Bad Decisions by Law Enforcement

  • Writer: Clayton T. Robertson
    Clayton T. Robertson
  • Nov 28, 2021
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jun 3, 2024

By Clayton T. Robertson (Criminal Defense, Civil Rights, and Civil Litigation Attorney)


In a criminal case, the prosecution's purpose is to make you look bad no matter the alleged offense.


But the theme of "bad decisions" can (and should) be applied to law enforcement, including their failure to adequately investigate a case, whether through intentional or "inadvertent" bad choices - i.e., prosecuting the "prosecution team."


The burden of proof is on the prosecution, so keep it there.




 
 

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