Discussion board question How can jurors know when a witness is repeating what they hear accurately?

Q: In the Drew Peterson case, numerous witnesses repeated incriminating conversations they had with the deceased involving Peterson’s threats against the victim. How can jurors know when a witness is repeating what they hear accurately? When do repeated conversations become too untrustworthy to admit?

*Use information you learned from the reading to support your opinion.

I attached two files of the case below please read and answer the questions.

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Instructions

You must post at a minimum of 350-500 words for your initial response. Begin your response with a high level overview of the case. Respond to the questions above as if the reader has no knowledge of the facts of the case.

Expressing an opinion is not enough. You will be evaluated on the consistency and quality of your posts to the weekly discussion board. I will primarily be looking for how well you support your comments. I expect you to work to make meaning of the material of the course. I look for depth of engagement, as well as level of critical thinking and inquiry. Success hinges on keeping up with readings, and referring to them as much as possible when you do respond.

As a reminder, you are not sending out a text message or tweet, so when writing your post, use proper English, grammar and writing mechanics.