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You need to to really look hard at the allegations made in the case. Do they equal the defined elements of the charge?
Post a scan of the affidavits claiming against you (blank out the personal info) and the exact code section of the charge, and the state of prosecution.
If even one witness is making an actionable cause, thats enough for a trial. Some of the issues before trial are what is admissible evidence- conclusions hearsay gossip rumors etc are not.
Then its a question of fact-finding: by a jury of your peers or by the judge. But thats a while away still, I have yet to see a case where the charge was clearly stated, whether the facts claimed be true or false. usually there are some serious errors just in the process itself.
Also if you can press charges against the cops then they will not want to testify in your case, maybe make this go away, or if its in your best interest, settle for a misdemeanour or something.
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