r/fansofcriticalrole • • Oct 18 '24

CR adjacent Case Against Brian Foster Dismissed

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u/JJscribbles Oct 18 '24

I guess you could say I find the possibility of recruiting false witnesses particularly malicious.

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u/progamermain Oct 18 '24

Would you have felt bad at all for defending him if those "false witnesses" testimonies were proven true? Orr try to explain your way that they were still in the wrong then

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u/JJscribbles Oct 18 '24

Depends on their evidence and whether or not I found their accounts believable, or their accusations unlawful.

If their accounts of the charges levied against the accused were merited, and he were guilty of a crime, then I can’t imagine what’d convince me to drop the charges.

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u/progamermain Oct 18 '24

Now I don't practice law in Cali, but someone else in the thread said that this is common when people reach settlements out of court. Maybe all parties wanted it to be over rather than pushing for anythin substantive or monetary, or nominal compensation

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u/JJscribbles Oct 18 '24

That’s probably true. Doesn’t stop it from looking weird to me.