Bobbie_Knight
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My jurisdiction is: California
I'm just a an independent researcher and law afficionados.
I'm just curious about of the legal word ' Res Jestae .Just
what exactly does ' res jestae ' really mean in
legal parlance? Is it connected to ' evidence gathering , ' or,say ' presentation of evidence '
regardless of the committed crime?(But,especially in 'criminal law.':dgrin) If
so,then,how successful does a litigant lawyer in using ' res jestae ' related to presentation,or gathering of evidence
in his,or in her actual ' court litigation practice?
I'm just a an independent researcher and law afficionados.
I'm just curious about of the legal word ' Res Jestae .Justwhat exactly does ' res jestae ' really mean in
legal parlance? Is it connected to ' evidence gathering , ' or,say ' presentation of evidence '
regardless of the committed crime?(But,especially in 'criminal law.':dgrin) If
so,then,how successful does a litigant lawyer in using ' res jestae ' related to presentation,or gathering of evidence
in his,or in her actual ' court litigation practice?
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