I have a ?so i have loved one who been charged with muder but there is no evidence that he did it just he say she say stuff
how can my loved one get charged with somthing he aint do
I agree with the previous answers, no one on this site can give a detailed answer based on so few facts. He needs to speak to his lawyer to address specifics.
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The statements of witnesses is evidence. So there is "some evidence." Whether it is enough to sustain a conviction is a question for his lawyer who has all the info that we don't.
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No offense but if there is no evidence then there can be no charge (otherwise stated: there is evidence even if you are either unaware of or chose not to recognize it as such). That said and for a specific answer to your question you should ask your loved one’s lawyer (who will be provided with the evidence by the government). Wishing your loved one luck and hoping that my response has been helpful.
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