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The question cannot be answered. It raises too many more questions which cannot be addressed without more information. If the prosecutor's case includes proof from the police that you are "innocent" why are you charged in the first place? This is question that you should be asking your defense attorney or public defender.


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Q: Can your Case Be Dismissed or Withdrawn Without A Trial If You Have Documents From Police Including Discovey Documentation That Proves You're Innocent?
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