Impaired driving case dimissed because of police collusion
One of our drinking and driving cases was stayed in September for 2016, when the police were caught discussing their evidence during the trial. During criminal trials the judge usually prohibits witnesses from discussing their evidence. This is done to protect against one witness tainting another witness’ evidence. In our case, the police were found...
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