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rebgregg | 01:12 Fri 15th Feb 2008 | How it Works
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Can someone use text messages or voicemails in court as a form of evidence against another? Will it hold up in court as a legal document?
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The court case i was on (jury service) used text messages as to wether the accused knew someone they denied knowing,,, all the text were printed out for us to read..so maybe itcould be used? hope you get someone on here that can tell you exactly if it will stand up in court?
08:03 Fri 15th Feb 2008
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Yes and they are subject to the same rules as any other written or recorded evidence. They are not to be excluded simply because they are text messages or voicemails. In some cases the content of a text message or voicemail might be very important
11:07 Fri 15th Feb 2008

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