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Evidence

chem · 2011-03-06 09:21:35

I was just wondering. If a crime is based on evidence from a Garda lab can a independant expert examine the evidence in person?

06-03-2011 9:21am

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I was just wondering. If a crime is based on evidence from a Garda lab can a independant expert examine the evidence in person?

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#2 06-03-2011 2:25pm

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Yes - Only after the book of evidence is served, the accused ( his / her experts ) are permitted access to all evidence and can have same examined by their experts.

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