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A judge has ruled that a “notebook gun” allegedly found in a suspect’s backpack can be used as evidence in a murder trial, according to The Wall Street Journal. Prosecutors argue the unusual weapon helps establish intent and planning, while the defense pushed to keep it out of court, raising questions about how far evidence can shape a jury’s perception.
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A judge has ruled that a “notebook gun” allegedly found in a suspect’s backpack can be used as evidence in a murder trial, according to The Wall Street Journal. Prosecutors argue the unusual weapon helps establish intent and planning, while the defense pushed to keep it out of court, raising questions about how far evidence can shape a jury’s perception.
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