a prosecutor from Long Island who once said, "Knowledge is power, but information is crippling." You see, in criminal law, the prosecution is entitled to disclose its evidence upon request of the defense in a process called discovery. When the team behind a prosecution is large enough, they can purposefully flood a smaller defense with information that is hardly relevant. The idea is to hide the useful information in a sea of data. You can imagine being the sole attorney on a case and receiving (literally) an entire van filled with documents...
Posted on: Mon, 12 Aug 2013 15:14:27 +0000
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