ColdDayIn
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ITA. And I don't think it's neccesary for the state to do so, either. They have been rock solid in presenting their case, thus far. That kind of risky "gotcha" isn't needed here, imo.
I think it would be effective for shock value. I could see the juror's smelling the decomp and the smell of course sticking with them throughout the whole entire trial, and every time one of them might hesitate on voting guilty, they can just think of the decomp smell and remember where it came from. JMO