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Kyron Horman - Missing Since 6-4-10
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What scares me is that if it's a mistrial because of the prosecutors mistake, then it's possible for the defense to argue double-jeopardy and she could win that and walk.
JA is willing to withdraw question and HHJP is not so quick to let him walk away from it.
For that guy to say he could not replicate the test is udder nonsense. Why don't they just strike that answer or go ahead and let the State impeach him? Maybe that is what the judge is waiting for, the State to ask to strike that answer?
Do we know where HHJP went?
Did he go to his chambers, like Judge Judy does to make a phone call....perhaps to a Florida Supreme Court Judge friend of his to get their take on this?
She should have stuck to her malpractice suit specialty.yes, I think Simms made a boo boo and wesh talking heads saying that hhjp trying to save the trial from a mistrial
Does anyone think Simms caused this problem, asking questions that almost opened the door for the State, because she is not used to the nuances of a criminal trial?
This DT does not want to finish this trial. They know they are going to lose. This is insane. This is not ineffective counsel, this is trying for a mistrial. So sad this is what our justice system comes down to.
Well, it is either ineptness...or something more sinister. :maddening:
This dud is WAY out of his element. I do not think that the DT prepared him for the bulldog JA can be.
I really don't think they're going to call a mistrial because JA put pieces of evidence up on the witness stand.