“Police reports generally don’t come into a trial. They are specifically excluded under the hearsay exceptions and this, I would say, is just a grand police report.” – David Japha
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"Police reports generally don’t come into a trial. They are specifically excluded under the hearsay exceptions and this, I would say, is just a grand police report." – David Japha
"Police reports generally don’t come into a trial. They are specifically excluded under the hearsay exceptions and this, I would say, is just a grand police report." – David Japha
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