NorthCarolinaLiberty
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You know this from experience?
Yes, I had a pro se tax case. I won the case.
Discovery is based on an individual case
FOIA is an individual matter too.
Discovery is...usually gathered by a small part without much other things to handle, the scope, time, and bureaucracy tape is usually smaller than FOIA.
The various and sometimes conflicting statutes and court decisions often make discovery very complex and contentious.
Exceptions don't mean there's no rule or norm.
There is no rule or norm that one is done faster than the other. That does not even make any sense. You just made it up.
You'd be wasting your time, because prosecutor won't use it, you're just asking for evidence he won't use, LOL.
The defendant often wants something that the prosecutor does not want or wants to keep hidden.
You seem to really want to find fault in what I say rather than just make your point and prove me wrong.
A lot of what you're saying is faulty. You are talking textbook with, I doubt, any real world experience. You are just trolling a thread with nonsense like you usually do. Neg rep.
Burden of proof is on prosecutor,...
That's textbook talk. In the real world, the defendant is burdened by a good deal of procedural matters.