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Originally Posted by riden
How is that hear say? If they shot the guns it is not hear say. Hear say means you are repeating what you are told by someone else.
I'm confused now what grounds there is to not allow their testimony?
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Perhaps hear say isnt the right word. The lawyers took issue with a random guy shooting a different gun in different conditions with different ammo, 40 yrs previous when it had nothing to do with the trial.
It was flawed evidence that the judge and prosecution should not have allowed. Who needs experts when you have a dude whos shot a gopher 40 yrs ago....
David tanovich is one of the lawyers amongst many others who have dived into this topic.