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More odd Kachinsky stuff (links included) in the following excerpts (emphasis added, mine):
Comment 1) Why oh why would this guy "send a message" to the family, when picking up the phone, or even scheduling an in person meeting, would make more sense? Oh, that's right client atty privilege. So, just announce his plans to the public via the media. SMH
Comment 2) Can he really and legally send this investigator to the crime scene?
GREEN BAY — Lawyer Len Kachinsky wonders whether Steven Avery was trying to send a message to Kachinsky's client when Avery said Brendan Dassey was not very smart.
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"I think that's the main message that Avery (wanted) to send to Dassey to try to persuade Dassey not to testify against him, and try to tell me how to conduct Dassey's defense," he said. -- hrtNews (cache)
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"I think that's the main message that Avery (wanted) to send to Dassey to try to persuade Dassey not to testify against him, and try to tell me how to conduct Dassey's defense," he said. -- hrtNews (cache)
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“adverse effect” at the May 4 suppression hearing. Kachinsky testified at the[3] Machner hearing that he hoped to get the best deal he could for Dassey and that, knowing Dassey’s family was pressuring him, he mentioned the possibility of a plea to the media to “send a message” to them that Dassey might have to “take a legal option that they don’t like.” -- State v Dassey, Opinion, Court of Appeals, District II -- Making A Murderer, Episode, 4, The Indefensible
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Dassey contends that Kachinsky: conceded that the March 1 interview was noncustodial; made statements to the media about the possibility of a plea deal; directed his investigator, Michael O’Kelly, to gather further evidence on the Avery property; shared information with the State that helped build its case against Avery but which also implicated him because he faced party liability; and, 2 through O’Kelly’s duplicity, which resulted in a telephone confession to his mother. --Making A Murderer, Episode, 4, The Indefensible
Comment 1) Why oh why would this guy "send a message" to the family, when picking up the phone, or even scheduling an in person meeting, would make more sense? Oh, that's right client atty privilege. So, just announce his plans to the public via the media. SMH
Comment 2) Can he really and legally send this investigator to the crime scene?