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Feb 27, 2019 12 min

Due Process vs. Screw Process - When the State Uses Spying Sheriffs

from Legally Unfiltered Hosted by Sprinkle Law Firm & Borghardt Law Firm

The courtroom is intended to be a fair battlefield. Both sides are supposed to have an equal chance at proving their claims. Both sides get to present their case, call and question witnesses, and make their arguments. But what if one side is cheating? What if one side is spying on the other? We don't have to ask what if, all we have to do is look at what happened in one courtroom where the Sheriff was caught red-handed using security cameras as intelligence gathering devices during trials. We can't make these stories up, guys. Want to know more? Just listen to this week's episode of Legally Unfiltered and check out what Franz N. Borghardt and Richard Sprinkle have to say about this new breakdown of the justice system.

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