Weki
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I agree the prosecutor is quite dispassionate. I do like a little indignant, dramatic flair in prosecutors. I know this is not entertainment but there is a theatrical element to trials and I think litigators would agree with that sentiment.
I got to the mistrial issue (I’m watching little bits here and there) and that was a completely unnecessary point to make. The state has SO MUCH evidence and that was a nothingburger. Even the judge was like ‘he’s been up there for 2 days before that came out and the jury has already decided he’s full of horse manure’ hahaha he didn’t say the last part of obviously.
I have to say I like the defense lawyers. I’ve only seen cross though. They don’t go over the top with their objections. Even when he had that over the top reaction about the inmate info they didn’t do anything. He was talking to them from the stand. I’ve never seen a defendant do that. I feel most defense lawyers would’ve jumped up and made a grandstanding objection. Maybe they did - it seemed like there was a jump cut in the CourtTV video.
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I got to the mistrial issue (I’m watching little bits here and there) and that was a completely unnecessary point to make. The state has SO MUCH evidence and that was a nothingburger. Even the judge was like ‘he’s been up there for 2 days before that came out and the jury has already decided he’s full of horse manure’ hahaha he didn’t say the last part of obviously.
I have to say I like the defense lawyers. I’ve only seen cross though. They don’t go over the top with their objections. Even when he had that over the top reaction about the inmate info they didn’t do anything. He was talking to them from the stand. I’ve never seen a defendant do that. I feel most defense lawyers would’ve jumped up and made a grandstanding objection. Maybe they did - it seemed like there was a jump cut in the CourtTV video.
JMO