Could the agents be called to testify at a deposition?

The Fatboy

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Doesn't the article say they witnessed the fight? Any question can be asked in the deposition. That might get interesting.
 

patdog

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They could be asked to give statements to the police. But I doubt they ever will, or if they are, I doubt it will ever be made public.
 

patdog

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If this ever goes to court, it will just be a plea bargain with no testimony ever heard and a light sentence.
 

karlchilders.sixpack

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Ha ha, then it won't go to court will it?

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It's fairly simple, If an attorney wants to talk to someone relative to a case,
he can issue a subpoena thru the court... and depose that party.

I'm sure there are exceptions, but I can't think of one here.
I'm not an attorney.
 
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patdog

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Nope. We'll never know what they saw. But UM has plenty to worry about with what we already know.
 

Lawdawg.sixpack

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I think y'all are mixing up civil depositions and criminal depositions. But I doubt either will ever happen.

If the police do talk to the agents, that would certainly be public record. But they won't be asking just any question. And surely the agents are smart enough to not talk...
 
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