if there is a invalid or false document knowingly filed by the victim in a criminal case (with the state) and discovered by the person accused of the crime but NOT taken into consideration by the state attorney that the victim is misleading the state and the court then what needs to be done to expose the state attorney for covering up for the victim.
isn't this a crime committed by the state attorney for covering up and the victim for misleading the court in a criminal case.FALSE DOCUMENT FILED IN A CRIMINAL CASE?
This is a question for a jury. No crime by the DA, just goes to the credibility of the alleged victim/witness at trial.FALSE DOCUMENT FILED IN A CRIMINAL CASE?
This is not a question for the jury. This is a question for the state bar association and the state's justice department. If the DA has knowingly covered up false information, he/she could be disbarred and prosecuted. In addition, it is likely that the criminal case would be dismissed.
Once again, your problem turns on the DA knowing that the document was false and still using it.
That's why he or she is supposed to have a defense attorney, that's their job. State attorney isn't required to do his job for him.
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