I remember thinking several times that if his goal was to confuse the jury, he probably succeeded. Nothing about the way he questions a witness is designed to get to the truth but instead to muddy the waters.
That narrative went over like a lead balloon. Ridiculous!
Yeah, I can see it, all of them going round, having a service project burying a seven year old on Chad's property without Chad seeing or noticing a thing, during or after. Sure. /sarcasm
Happy! And safe....ly under the ground.
Who could be the source of that information? Chad?
Would have to be unless JP just made it up all on his own. I’d think all this was laughable but JP sure reminds me of Jose Biaz sometimes with the unfounded accusations being thrown out there with no evidence or testimony and as we all know JB got his client off with similar tactics. I think the state lets it go too long before objecting sometimes
I didn’t mean it was a forever ban. I meant or was told that you have to be purified or something again by maybe a Bishop? I dunno and I said it was some sort of ritual, or rule, as most churches have have their laws, rules, etc. I am not LDS.Um, that's not true. In fact, as of 2017, recent divorcees can serve in temple ordinances. Before then, there was a waiting period of five years, but it wasn't a 'forever' ban.
Mormons unveil temple changes: Single LDS men older than 30, recently divorced members can now serve
Reflecting evolving attitudes about gender roles, the LDS Church has revised a couple of policies relating to older single men and divorced members serving as volunteers in Mormon temples.www.sltrib.com
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Spared all of us. I guess the jury probably still have to read it, though, so they have my sympathies.
Maybe, but I actually can't remember any points that he has made that counters the prosecution. Prior is all over the place.
In his own backyard, I might add!
You just need a temple recommend, which is basically like a licence to enter the temple. You sit down with the person doing your interview and he asks a set of questions and if your answers suggest you're living your life right according to LDS standards, you get your recommend. That's the same for every member eligible to go to the temple.
My husband and I listened to the end of that in the car and I said what was the point of that? Neither of us got it. But wow.
Hmmm it seems they only go all day when I can’t watch much of the afternoon session but dismiss early when I can watch the whole thing.
No. There is no purification, ritual or any other such thing.
