When government agents secretly record a criminal suspect, the audio is not always as crisp as prosecutors would like. There’s background noise in some instances. Different voices talking at once. Low volume.
In a foreign bribery case in Washington, D.C., the criminal defense lawyers for a man charged in an undercover sting don’t think federal prosecutors should get any benefit at trial in enhancing the audio or using subtitles to help jurors understand what people are saying on the tapes.
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