A jury acquitted our client today after a quick trial. We argued that the complaining witness was not credible, highlighted the inconsistencies in their story, and pointed out their possible reasons for making up the allegations. Most of the strategy was to present as much of the evidence as we could and to let the complainant keep talking, because the evidence was better for us than for the prosecutor (probably because our client didn’t do what he was accused of doing). Ther

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