The privilege which allows the police to withhold the identity of the informant from the defense applies in all felony cases.

a. True

b. False

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Broderick Russo

2 March, 18:16

The privilege which allows the police to withhold the identity of the informant from the defense applies in all felony cases.

a. True

b. False

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Mandy · Answer 1

True, police are allowed to withhold the identity of an informant from defense in a trial, informats are protected by the law and the police departments, sometimes they are placed in situations just to find out any information related to a case, and colaborate with the securities bodies, if the law didn't protect their anonymity, they probably would not do it, affecting the good performance of the police.

The privilege which allows the police to withhold the identity of the informant from the defense applies in all felony cases.a. Trueb. False

The privilege which allows the police to withhold the identity of the informant from the defense applies in all felony cases.

a. True

b. False