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Lost my twitter membership. Can't read her stuff.There’s more in the comments-she comments on her own tweets, to update
I'd say nary a one. MOO.After all that racket about her deep ties, you’d think so! I wonder how many members of that congregational church in Avon will show up to support her when the trial starts? In fact, I wonder how many have been showing up when they know she will attend in person? I will bet not many, or even any. I wish I could go to the courthouse to see for myself-but I have this stupid job where I have to show up in person.
In this sense, "Tolling" means to stop the clock. Typical of JLS who wants exceptions to his own requests including a speedy trial.
ETA: It was only two weeks ago or 9/13 when JLS appeared in Court to argue his Motion for a speedy trial -- citing:
“We just need some certainty of the pace,” Schoenhorn explained.
He said it’s been difficult to prepare for this case and run his practice with the case lingering. Schoenhorn also brought up that Troconis and her family have to prepare for when they’ll need to be in Connecticut for an extended period of time.
“I have witnesses from out of state. Some of them are older. They travel,” Schoenhorn said. “It's hard when people say, ‘When will I be needed?’ if I don't have some kind of approximate date for when they may be called as witnesses.”
The prosecution took no position on this motion, unlike the others.
“We're going to leave it to the court's discretion. Of course, the state's always ready to proceed at the court's pleasure, so court's discretion on this motion,” said Assistant State’s Attorney Sean McGuiness.
The judge granted the motion for a speedy trial, and scheduled jury selection for next month. I've said it before, JLS is absolutely shameless with his antics.
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Judge denies venue change in Jennifer Dulos case, sets jury selection for Oct. 4
Judge Kevin Randolph denied the defense motion to move Troconis’ trial from Stamford to Hartford.connecticut.news12.com
Yep, she is his priority; her family likely has the deepest pockets of any of his clients.MHO.
Hard to say.I think the family picked a guy like Schoenhorn bc he told them what they wanted to hear - that he could take care of things. I suspect they wanted someone who could game the system. But every state/ judge is different and this court is in CT not one they are familiar with like say Florida or perhaps Venezuela. I suspect Bowman was more realistic.BBM.
Do you think she and her family realize that?
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Yes, the next Motions hearing is Tuesday.Ditto here - maybe that is why I couldn't see the comments. NOT signing up either...
So - any next hearing date scheduled yet?
@jakat ? TIA!![]()
It appeared to me that when MT was charged with conspiracy in January 2020, Bowman knew that she was going to be convicted. They all saw the arrest warrant; it was all in there, everything they had done. She was coming to the end of the time when she could make a deal with the prosecution, and chose not to. Once FD was gone, there would be no reason to make a deal, without her admission of guilt for some part of the crime. I think you are right-the Troconis family refused to deal, thinking that JS will save her, and still think she’ll walk. She might, too, but with JS throwing all that spaghetti at the wall, I am not so sure even he believes she will be acquitted. Does it matter much if they pick the jury now, or right before the trial? I don’t know if it does. I do think that a gap of several months gives JS an opportunity to investigate the seated jurors‘ social media history, giving him some wiggle room for an appeal, not to mention a crazy courtroom sideshow. Next week is going to be interesting.Hard to say.I think the family picked a guy like Schoenhorn bc he told them what they wanted to hear - that he could take care of things. I suspect they wanted someone who could game the system. But every state/ judge is different and this court is in CT not one they are familiar with like say Florida or perhaps Venezuela. I suspect Bowman was more realistic.
So far JS has kept MT out of jail and got her leg ankle bracelet off. I think that’s it?
We are still awaiting the outcomes of the rest of the filings regarding evidence he is contesting. I have to think he won’t prevail on anything important? Things are about to get serious real fast imo and I think that is when the reality may become clear to MT’s clan.
Not moving the trial to Hartford I think was a big strategic loss for JS. He wanted to maneuver on his home turf and grease some wheels or something. There was no merit to his arguments and I applaud this judge for not moving the trial. This judge is also seemingly not as accommodating to JS as some in the past.
Sorry to drone on.
TLDR : I think the family believed JS was going to maneuver and get her off. I don’t think they are prepared just yet for the reality.
But all just speculation/ opinion on my part.
Would love to hear what others think.
JMO
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Next week is going to be interesting.
I am concerned that if the jury is selected early, the Troconis side show will really ramp up its interviews, appeals, asking for repeats of the lovely ABC interviews the family has done, etc.It appeared to me that when MT was charged with conspiracy in January 2020, Bowman knew that she was going to be convicted. They all saw the arrest warrant; it was all in there, everything they had done. She was coming to the end of the time when she could make a deal with the prosecution, and chose not to. Once FD was gone, there would be no reason to make a deal, without her admission of guilt for some part of the crime. I think you are right-the Troconis family refused to deal, thinking that JS will save her, and still think she’ll walk. She might, too, but with JS throwing all that spaghetti at the wall, I am not so sure even he believes she will be acquitted. Does it matter much if they pick the jury now, or right before the trial? I don’t know if it does. I do think that a gap of several months gives JS an opportunity to investigate the seated jurors‘ social media history, giving him some wiggle room for an appeal, not to mention a crazy courtroom sideshow. Next week is going to be interesting.
Hmm-that’s Tuesday, and I don’t have to work. I wonder if just anybody can be in that courtroom when these proceedings take place?09/26/2023
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Yes, her mother had trouble with the law in the state of Florida (2016) where she was indicted on federal Medicaid fraud charges, but the case was dismissed a couple of years later after she agreed to a diversion program. I guess it was confirmed that she did pay at least one person to become a Medicaid patient in her practice and she plead guilty to health care kickbacks. I’m sure this and more will surface during the trial.I know he has called her mother a psychologist in the past, but she is actually a therapist, with a much lower professional standard. She operates like she is a psychologist, but she doesn’t have a PhD. And-she IS a criminal, with a record. I feel sure that the prosecution will clarify her actual profession. And will try to elicit details about her crimes, and how she managed to subvert a search of her “medical establishment”.
My concern is that some early-selected jurors will be socializing during the holiday season and won't be able to avoid discussions of the case--and being influenced by them.I am concerned that if the jury is selected early, the Troconis side show will really ramp up its interviews, appeals, asking for repeats of the lovely ABC interviews the family has done, etc.
Fortunately much of that will be during the holidays, so public attention should be diverted elsewhere....but....I agree JS won't be in those boxes of discovery he received, he'll be looking for every loophole he can find to get a mistrial or a retrial. He's a one trick pony who hammers civil rights/police misconduct/prosecutorial offenses before content of the crime. He'll create a circus between MT's language deficiency and "Why her father's a doctor and her mother's a psychologist."
I am really puzzled by all of this. Perhaps, the current judge is calling JS's bluff....IMO..MOO!
Yeah, it’s inevitable, I think.My concern is that some early-selected jurors will be socializing during the holiday season and won't be able to avoid discussions of the case--and being influenced by them.