The hearing and/or trial can fill in the specifics that the
criminal would not have known directly as they happened.
Other details can filled in through dialogue with the police
processing the criminal ... giving criminal a brief on what
was going to occur, etc. And a run down by the criminal's
attorney could be used to fill-in other details as well
...
"a.n.smith" wrote:
> Would you have the detail of the police procedure if
taken from the
> criminal's point of view? I think I can see a way,
but the criminal would
> still be outside of the actual procedure, seeing
only what the public is
> allowed to see, until he is caught and becomes a
part of the procedure.
> Interesting.
-- volente Deo,
Anthony Dauer Alexandria, Virginia
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