mitzi
Watch us lie to cover for 'Princess'
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So the requirement is ten days after the defense becomes aware of impropriety, even if it happened six months ago? I'm trying to understand exactly what the time frame is. I thought it was ten days from when the impropriety happened, not ten days from when the defense found out about it.
I'm not saying you're wrong, I'm just heavily confused on when this ten day time period was supposed to start. It seems ludicrous to me that six months could go by and they not notice this, and then they have ten days after finding out about it to make a motion? This doesn't seem fair or legal.
And do we know exactly when that supposed telephone call happened? I've heard talk about it, but not exactly when it allegedly happened. I don't think it happened less than ten days ago unless I'm wrong.
I also wanted to say I really respect your opinion, and you've clarified a lot things for all of us here. Thanks so much for being here with us!
Bold mine.
I agree with the bolded above (by me)...and how does the PI or the defense prove that they discovered this within 10 days of filing their motion? Do we and the court just take them at their word? Hmmmmm....hard to do, in my opinion.
Personally, I think it's more like how ever many days since Mason joined the team...and I think that's more than 10 days. Baez doesn't have the smarts to come up with this motion against the Judge.