The force has to be gravity.
oh carp i forgot about him lol i was too busy thinking about starwars :blowkiss:
This statement by JB is as about as juvenile as Casey's writen amendment to his response to the state's motion to compell where she wrote that the SA is just mad at her for not confessing to a crime she did not commit.
JB is sounding more dillusional by the minute....
I did make a prediction the other night that JB would be off this case in the next few weeks, but I thought it would be because he recused or got booted because of the Judge filing a complaint with the bar.
But it looks like the SA did the trick with reinstating the DP and kicking him off the crazy train, or at the very, least making him ride coach.
good one lol
Too bad JB sees this as just a prosecution "tactic." He'd do better serving his client if he started focusing the defense on the merits of the case and realizing that the prosecution believes this case merits the DP. Dysfunctional people always try to re-create their circumstance around dysfunctional relationships instead of focusing on the realities of the task at hand. Forget about a plea deal. If KC doesn't want it she's the only one who will ultimately have to pay whatever the price is from the verdict and sentencing. Forget about disqualifying any counsel -- get the game faces on and start prepping for trial on the merits. Of course the prosecution is "out to get" KC -- but not because of the dysfunctional relationships -- SA isn't "playing" that game. SA is doing the job the taxpayers pay him to do -- try cases and get the criminals. Note to SA: Keep your staff from being drawn into primary roles in this dysfunctional relationship stuff. Defense is going to try to defend by pounding government staff so they need some back-up on this.
