Normally I don't care much for these sensationalized stories of rediculous nature, but this one struck me as extremely odd.
How does the prosecution know what she "googled"?
What does that say about the police state grid in the US, that every search is logged and catalogued and used as evidence in court.
With new federal power grabs through regulations and bills like "The Patriot Act", could your next search be your last?
Let's play devil's advocate for a minute, since the majority will agree that the mother is making this story completely up, and say that what is said
in her testimony is fact. . .
Someone could recieve the death penalty for googling the wrong search term at a bad time.
If this is admissable as evidence, it will remove the ability for the prosecution to argue premeditated murder, as opposed to something less
severe.
Think about the gravity of a google search, and how it got to court.
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