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Old 04-11-2009, 12:20 AM   #9
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I never could understand how his false testimony could be considered an honest mistake. You wouldn't think a person in his position would have a problem with false memories. I wouldn't even want a consultation with that man.
I don't know much about the US Justice system, but wouldn't Dietz have been hired by the Prosecution? And wouldn't they have known exactly what he was going to say before they let him give his testimony? If this is so, don't the Prosecutors bear some responsibility for the false statements Dietz made?
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