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Whose Mobile Witness?

By ambimb

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Techno Esq. points to a service called My Mobile Witness that intends to help people, well, prove they are telling the truth. According to the site, it anticipates that someone will somehow document a crime or other questionable situation just before or as it’s happening, and send the documentation (a photo or text message, maybe a voicemail) to My Mobile Witness where it will be time-stamped and stored for later use as evidence. Sounds great! Now if we all could just get our clients hooked up w/cell phones with My Mobile Witness on speed dial, all our problems with validating alibis and “not me, him!” defenses would be solved! Seriously. Who thinks of these things?

Full post as published by Public Defender Stuff on November 20, 2008 (boomark / email).

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