Legal Question in Criminal Law in California
Is a written statement alone used against someone in court enough to convict them of (bank fraud) obtaining financial advantage by deception if they claim to have only viewed cctv footage and not have seen the teller serving a customer at the time a transaction was made?
Asked on 1/06/18, 4:06 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Terry A. Nelson
Nelson & Lawless
Written statements are generally not admissible in court in lieu of direct witness testimony.
Answered on 1/08/18, 11:00 am
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