Legal Question in Criminal Law in Michigan

Re: b and e

Yes, they could prosecute.

Re: b and e

Of course. A person can be prosecuted if the State feels that it has enough evidence to prove its case. Call me for help 5862851700

Re: b and e

Yes. Many crimes are solved/proven well after the dust has settled, and no one was arrested "on the spot". (Haven't you ever seen "C.S.I."???)

Analysis of fingerprints found at noteworthy areas of a crime scene can help prove "who done it". The prints prove that that one person was at that place sometime before, and had touched that object. But the prints do not prove when the prints were left.

Circumstantially, if I did not work at the store, and the cash register was robbed, and my prints were found on the register/till where I had no authority to be touching things, it's some evidence that I was the thief. It's not 100% conclusive evidence that I am the thief, but it's some evidence.

Re: b and e

Definately YES.

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