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Evidentiary Hearing

An evidentiary hearing is a formal examination of charges by the receiving of testimony from interested persons, irrespective of whether oaths are administered, and receiving evidence in support or in defense of specific charges which may have been made. Where an evidentiary hearing is held, the parties are entitled to know the charges and claims involved, have a right to meet such charges or claims by competent evidence, and the right to be heard by counsel upon the force of evidence put forth and upon the applicable law.

Question: If a judge decides to exclude the evidence at an evidentiary hearing, is there any way it may be introduced at? there is evidence that the police conducted searches of the client's vehicle and residence in violation of constitutional provisions.

Answer: The D.A. will have to appeal the judge's decision to have the evidence readmitted. Since this was a constitutional matter I don't think the D.A. is going to waste their time. If this was the only evidence in the case your attorney should ask the court to dismiss the case.

 


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