If the complaintant does not wish to testify or press charges can the state still prosecute?
Yes. An admission and other evidence, such as a 911 tape, pictures, witnesses or officer’s testimony about injuries can be enough for a conviction.
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Yes. An admission and other evidence, such as a 911 tape, pictures, witnesses or officer’s testimony about injuries can be enough for a conviction.
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