wind gypsy
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The video may bring to light corruption and get the case tossed but it won’t do anything to change the legality of corner crossing.
Now I haven’t seen the video but if the landowner gave the officers permission to cross their land then there is no corruption and the video really will be meaningless other then to individuals with emotion in the case.
What are you getting at?
The video is just a part of the evidence supplying the facts of what occurred. It's bad for public perception of the landowner but it is also supporting evidence that the Hunters did a "pure" corner cross without stepping on private land, which might be necessary to get a real decision that impacts future legal understanding of corner crossing.