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That would be a different problem than whether the letter could be used against you in the trial on the disorderly conduct charges. Certainly the letter might be evidence to use as part of an extortion or witness intimidation prosecution, but that case would be brought separately. For what it is worth, your letter came on very strong and does seem at least to be bullying. I would certainly never recommend a client send such a letter. That sort of letter is rarely effective; rather, it tends to aggravate the other person and make them even less responsive. And, in some cases, it can lead to additional legal problems. One ought to take great care before making threats to others. It can end up hurting you far more than helping you.