Should Deceased Senator's Recordings Be Barred in

Should Deceased Senator's Recordings Be Barred in Corruption Trial?
The legal debate over whether recordings of a deceased senator should be admissible in a corruption trial raises critical questions about evidence integrity and defendants’ rights. Prosecutors may argue that the recordings provide crucial insights into corrupt dealings, while the defense might challenge their admissibility, citing the inability to cross-examine the deceased. This case could set a precedent for the use of posthumous evidence in criminal trials.

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