07-22-2020, 02:47 PM
(07-22-2020, 11:30 AM)fredtoast Wrote: It is not required that every detail is listed in the warrant. The complete evidence often includes hours of testimony from dozens of witnesses. Warrants would be several hundred pages if it was required to include all of that.
In fact there are often strategical reasons for not including every single piece of evidence in the warrant. Cases are often settled because the defendant does not want all the details to become public.
I am aware of this and everything you say is true. What it doesn't explain is the complete lack of detail in the Carlson case, e.g. what was actually said that me is "blatantly obvious" he was hitting on her, as opposed to the Hannity case, in which specific statements were referenced and the other case, that has an immense amount of evidence and detail.
