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Yes. There would also have to be evidence of sexual abuse because that is what JB says is the reason why she lied about the "accidental drowning."Before the defense team can present a "bereavement" expert's testimony to explain ICA's 31 day ugly coping spree, doesn't there have to be foundation (some kind of evidence) establishing KC knew there WAS a body before she started running around ugly coping?
Is her attorney's opening statement going to do it?
If the state or defense feels that a juror is sleeping and therefore not hearing all of the evidence, they can bring that before the judge. They can ask the judge to consider removing that juror and replacing him/her with an alternate.Yesterday and today, Juror 6 fell asleep during trial (reported on HLN). Can anything be done about this? Can this juror become an alternate?
Again, thanks for answering these questions, even when we ask the same questions more than once. You are very generous with your time & effort!
The defense may have subpoenaed the records.How did the defense get George's medical records??
They can change their defense, but they are stuck with the sworn testimony from the first trial. If a witness testifies differently at the second trial, their testimony from the first trial can be used to for impeach their testimony.If there was a mistrial and they had to start this whole process over again, is the defense stuck with their George was there/did it theory, or can they change it? TIA
The defense may have subpoenaed the records.
A subpoena overrides HIPPA. If a judge signs a subpoena for the defense (State Attorney's Office has separate subpoena powers), they can obtain the records. GA could object and his attorney could litigate that before the court. The court could also sign a protective order, keep and inspect the records and determine what parts of the medical records are relevant to the defense.second question: How could dt have subpoena'd GA's med recs without a hippa or medical authorization from GA? Is that even possible?? again tia
I don't believe that medical records come under the sunshine laws because they are not public records. A good site for an in-depth look at the sunshine law: http://www.floridabar.org/DIVCOM/PI...OpenDocument#A. WHAT IS A PUBLIC RECORD WHICHty for answering beachbumming but with sunshine laws and all the transparency it avails us, coupled with WS members who monitor all docs and motions on this matter, how could a judge issuing a subpoena for GA's med recs have gone undetected by all? NM rhetorical question. I don't really guess there is a verifiable answer to that one.
http://scholar.google.com/scholar_case?case=16333454381525465298&hl=en&as_sdt=2&as_vis=1&oi=scholarrcould one of our esteemed experts point me to a link to the case cited by JP as relevant to the motion regarding newly introduced grief expert, Angrand v. Key, 657 So.2d 1146 (Fla.1995)? for some reason I am not finding it on findlaw. tia