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Nor could it be used to obtain other evidence—a violation of the “fruit of the poisonous tree” legal doctrine
Plot
Despite his very high IQ, excellent memory, and extensive arcane knowledge, Morgan makes a series of basic legal mistakes that anyone who has ever watched a legal show on TV knows not to make. In the first episode, for example, he retrieves from a locked safe in the suspected victim’s law office a document that would never be admissible in court—illegally obtained evidence. In episode 2, she has to be reminded to wear gloves before handling evidence at the crime scene, and in issue 3, she removes all the documented evidence from the police station, completely breaking the chain of custody and making everything she removed no longer admissible. in court.
Remake of HPI (2021)
The series revolves around Morgan (Kaitlin Olson), a woman who is a night cleaner in the LAPD. When she happens to look at the file, she becomes intrigued and makes some corrections to the murder map. This leads the department to the realization that it has a talent for perceiving, assimilating and organizing facts, that is, evidence. They hire her as a consultant.
She is also very assertive
Think Will Hunting meets Adrian Monk. Like Will, she has an exceptional IQ and a sharp mind. Like Monk, she suffers from OCD, though not as neurotically as Monk. But he feels he has to reconcile all the conflicting data (like an itch he needs to scratch).
And business offers interesting solutions
And even though Morgan sometimes feels out of society, she is very empathetic. I really like this series, although there are many other detective series in which an unusually talented civilian works with the police. Morgan’s character is fun to watch. She also has three children, so she always has to balance work and family life.
Children are also interesting
In the first episode, his young son actually helps him with his business, behind the scenes.
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