Along with probably hurting Storm’s protection, Klein’s letter to the courtroom instructed that Choose Failla’s ruling might have contravened one of many federal guidelines that govern legal proceedings. Basically, Klein argued that the federal government can’t legally compel the protection to reveal the names of its professional witnesses until the protection has requested the identical info from the prosecution. Storm’s protection “deliberately made no such request,” Klein wrote, in an effort to hold their witness record non-public.
Paradigm plans $1.5 billion fund to expand into AI, robotics
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