Sure it was. It was supposed to say the state doesn't
Posted on: November 8, 2021 at 23:01:31 CT
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Just get to say guilty based on no evidence and that you have to prove an affirmative defense.
What is different here is that the state aLso has to prove there was no affirmative defense.
The first part is pretty straight forward. The state always has to prove their case. Ut take it however you want
Edited by tman at 23:11:54 on 11/08/21