Taylor & Courts

[Sociofan]

Originally Posted by amorentz

Exactly, a judge could only dismiss a case if it was found that there was insufficient evidence to even mount a case at all (or in a civil case, failed to sufficiently state a claim on which relief can be granted).

I would imagine that in a really egregious case of a prosecutor hiding witnesses or information the judge could dismiss the case on a due process basis, but I think that would have to be REALLY bad.

How are they proceeding in this case without any direct evidence other than the sworn statements of three known felons? Isn't that a bit weak even for Florida?