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How to present an "Alibi" defense? A former D.A. explains

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How to present an "Alibi" defense? A former D.A. explains

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More info at shouselaw.com/alibis.html What is the definition of an alibi? Can an alibi defense get your case dismissed or an acquittal at trial? What's the most compelling way to present an alibi to a judge, jury or prosecutor? Former D.A. (now criminal defense attorney explains.

An alibi by definition is evidence presented by the defense that the accused could not have committed the crime because he or she was somewhere else when the crime occurred. An alibi defense usually comes in the form of witnesses, but it can also include video surveillance footage, computerized entry logs and credit card receipts.

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Shouse Law Group Channel published this 3:38 video tutorial on October 30, 2012. It has been watched 8,196 times on YouTube.

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