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Prosecution evidence for DV

27 replies

rudibee · 23/11/2022 19:43

Hi can anyone help me I'm driving myself mad on google.
Does the prosecution have to share all evidence they will use in court?
My husband is up on DV charges against me, I'm not supporting the case. But I'm worried someone might of reported we've been speaking while he's on remand and we're not allowed to.
Would they have to tell us they found this out before they use it in the trial.
Please help anyone.

OP posts:
WuldNahKest · 24/11/2022 10:03

Mollythemoo · 23/11/2022 21:39

When the man is abusing you, to the point it has gone to court. Bloody, wake up will you?

Think of the women, in the queue behind you , that where killed tonight!

Whilst you still proclaim love for a man , who abused you but you think he loved you?

Their is no, abuse is love! . My ex abused me and then killed my 2 sons, because I left him !

That was back in 2002. Move forward to 2019, him out of prison, still talking as if we are together, to a person I happened to bump into 17 years later.

2021 moved , cut off all my family and friends ,I have no one in life.

Women wake up, please ,if you are in abusive relationship, understand, hunt out the Freedom programme. Get away, you need help please PM me.

Please, know, never how much you are lonely, desperate, this abusive bloke will be ever change. Women's Aid , all the way , please love yourself to know , you are worthy , you deserve a happy life and you will get one.

Sending you love, strength and power. You can do this and I will hand hold and have your back xxx

She is right Op, he doesn't and never has loved you more than a possession to treat how he wishes. Love doesn't make someone abusive or "passionate" as I have heard some people call it.

He's being nice now as he sees you as a get out of jail card. He doesn't regret what he did and probably doesn't think it was wrong.

Dartmoorcheffy · 24/11/2022 10:06

Please listen ro everyone. My ex husband tried to kill me. If yours is on remand then this is serious, please believe what is on this thread.

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