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Judge hallucinated date on exhibit and every judge overlooks it ,why?

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0p3ns0urc3s

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Did you ever investigate any vehicle repairs made by your defendant? If not, why not?

I did. They said they hadn't. But larger cars don't often have damage in minor incidents with smaller cars. The clear coat may be scuffed but that may only be visible to a trained eye.

Seriously, from what I read of your case, I saw nothing that proved the defendant caused damage to your vehicle. What you presented was inadequate. You lost for that reason.

You wouldn't see it. The evidence was my testimony. Doesn't testimony count as evidence? Yes.
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quincy

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I did. They said they hadn't. But larger cars don't often have damage in minor incidents with smaller cars. The clear coat may be scuffed but that may only be visible to a trained eye.



You wouldn't see it. The evidence was my testimony. Doesn't testimony count as evidence? Yes.
Your testimony was not found as credible as the testimony of your defendant. And your investigation fell short.
 
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