Cadaver dogs are unreliable - Eugene Zapata

[Robittybob1]

Probably best for you not to comment on something you don't appear to understand

You are not presenting a comprehensive case. Someone with your self-proclaimed intellect should be able to knock up a comprehensive case. 

[Robittybob1]

Another one...I simply said he gave evidence.. You seem to want to argue over nothing
Grime gave evidence as he saw fit.. That's his job

And what did he testify exactly?

[Mr Gray]

You are not presenting a comprehensive case. Someone with your self-proclaimed intellect should be able to knock up a comprehensive case.

I made, a, short post saying grime gave evidence..gunit doesn't want to accept that... It's that simple

[slartibartfast]

Another one...I simply said he gave evidence.. You seem to want to argue over nothing
Grime gave evidence as he saw fit.. That's his job

Different use of evidence.

[Mr Gray]

And what did he testify exactly?

It's all on record

[Mr Gray]

Different use of evidence.

He gave evidence

[G-Unit]

the court referred to the alerts as evidence....grime testified ...according to the court report of the appeal...yo testify is to give evidence. THe alerts would ahve no value as evidence wirhout grimes testimony

Are you sure? Morse's ability was on record. The location of his alerts were a matter of record. What did Grime add?

[Robittybob1]

It's all on record

Show us the record?

[Robittybob1]

He gave evidence

One minute you use the term "testimony" , or "testify", and then equate testimony to evidence.

Now some testimony can be wrong.  Is it still "evidence" if the testimony of a witness is actually false.

"Perjury is the intentional act of swearing a false oath or falsifying an affirmation to tell the truth, whether spoken or in writing, concerning matters material to an official proceeding. ... Perjury is considered a serious offense, as it can be used to usurp the power of the courts, resulting in miscarriages of justice."

It wouldn't even need to be intentional,it might just be a error in judgement.

[G-Unit]

Another one...I simply said he gave evidence.. You seem to want to argue over nothing
Grime gave evidence as he saw fit.. That's his job

You actually said he presented the alerts as evidence. You gave the impression that that was somehow significant. I've been trying to discover what you meant, but it seems you're now saying that it meant nothing. I'm pleased we've cleared that up.

[Mr Gray]

You actually said he presented the alerts as evidence. You gave the impression that that was somehow significant. I've been trying to discover what you meant, but it seems you're now saying that it meant nothing. I'm pleased we've cleared that up.

He did present the alerts, as evidence... Thst was significant

[Mr Gray]

Are you sure? Morse's ability was on record. The location of his alerts were a matter of record. What did Grime add?

Grime presented them in court... Testified... Gave evidence


https://caselaw.findlaw.com/mi-court-of-appeals/1683760.html

Grime testified that, after the vehicle screening, he took the dogs to an administrative building to screen the items removed from Dungey's car

[G-Unit]

He did present the alerts, as evidence... Thst was significant

Sifnificant how?

[Mr Gray]

Sifnificant how?

did you hear what then judge said about the alerts

"Those dogs that were used to find baby Bianca were very instrumental," Evans said. "They were taken to a house on Montgomery (Avenue). Of 10 rooms in the house, they went straight to the bedroom.

the judge said...very instrumenatl...thats sounds significant to me

[Robittybob1]

did you hear what then judge said about the alerts

"Those dogs that were used to find baby Bianca were very instrumental," Evans said. "They were taken to a house on Montgomery (Avenue). Of 10 rooms in the house, they went straight to the bedroom.

the judge said...very instrumenatl...thats sounds significant to me

Yes sounds significant but what does it mean?
"instrumental
adjective
1.
serving as a means of pursuing an aim or policy.
"the Society was instrumental in bringing about legislation"
synonyms:   involved, active, influential, contributory; helpful, of help/assistance, useful, of use/service; significant, important; play a part in, contribute to, be a factor in, be (partly) responsible for, have a hand in; add to, help, promote, advance, further, forward, oil the wheels of, open the door for, be conducive to, make for; lead to, cause, give rise to; formal conduce to
"he was instrumental in developing new diagnostic procedures""