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Taskmasters Canada will consults on criminal cases that involve suspect testimony (court
transcripts) or statements from witnesses. The statements or transcripts will be analyzed for
deception and inconsistency patterns and a comprehensive report provided outlining the
areas of concern.
If you would like more information on how we can assist your legal team please contact us in
Canada or the United States toll free at 1-(844) 777-8428.
The following is a true story from our National Research Series Wrongfully Convicted

Fighting A False Criminal Charge
Fighting any false criminal allegation or charge can cost a person potentially their life savings,
reputation in the community, loss of friends, family, their career and ultimately their loss of
freedom. From the time a criminal charge is laid, the process can last more than two years
before a courts verdict is handed down. Witnesses and what they disclose to police can impact
the final outcome of any investigation. If the information is considered deceptive or misleading
during trial but considered as truthful during the investigative process, it could result in a false
charge being laid against a person, leaving their life in potential ruins.
It is not a secret that a large number of wrongful convictions result from deceptive witness
testimony. The fact is; witnesses play a critical role in the criminal prosecution of any
individual. Was the information by the witness corroborated by other evidence? Does the
witness have an adverse motive? Was the story the witness provided incomplete or
inconsistent? How credible is the witness and what is it base on? Is the information third party
or first hand? Has this witness testified or provided information previously in any other
criminal case or trial? Has the witness ever been known to have given misleading or false
information to police? Is the witness a police informant? These are just a few simple questions
that should be asked during the course of any investigation prior to using a witness.


















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