Chapter
Concerns about recording evidence in high-profile criminal cases
30:53 - 35:29 (04:36)
The admissibility of recorded evidence in high-profile criminal cases is often called into question due to the possibility of tampering or lack of context, creating challenges for both prosecution and defense.
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The host discusses Alex Murdaugh's story with a guest stating how Alex's connections could not believe what was happening to him.
30:53 - 31:34 (00:41)
Summary
The host discusses Alex Murdaugh's story with a guest stating how Alex's connections could not believe what was happening to him. He also expressed his thoughts on how things might have been different for Alex Murdaugh if things were handled differently from the beginning.
ChapterConcerns about recording evidence in high-profile criminal cases
EpisodeCup Of Justice Bonus 4: A Surprise Recording and The Sacrificial Loser
PodcastMurdaugh Murders Podcast
The speakers discuss their opinion on whether a recording should be admitted into a legal case.
31:34 - 32:20 (00:46)
Summary
The speakers discuss their opinion on whether a recording should be admitted into a legal case. They both agree that it should be allowed for transparency and to get a full understanding of the situation.
ChapterConcerns about recording evidence in high-profile criminal cases
EpisodeCup Of Justice Bonus 4: A Surprise Recording and The Sacrificial Loser
PodcastMurdaugh Murders Podcast
Legal experts weigh in on whether a recording can be used as evidence in court, stating that context and authenticity are key factors in the decision.
32:20 - 34:23 (02:02)
Summary
Legal experts weigh in on whether a recording can be used as evidence in court, stating that context and authenticity are key factors in the decision. Attorney-client privilege can be appealed through interlocutory appeal.
ChapterConcerns about recording evidence in high-profile criminal cases
EpisodeCup Of Justice Bonus 4: A Surprise Recording and The Sacrificial Loser
PodcastMurdaugh Murders Podcast
A two week trial could result in a lot of information being revealed and possibly be a bellwether event for others who may have received target letters to cooperate.
34:23 - 35:29 (01:06)
Summary
A two week trial could result in a lot of information being revealed and possibly be a bellwether event for others who may have received target letters to cooperate. The Murdoch Murders Podcast is created by Manny Matney and David Moses with executive editor Liz Farrell.