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Hearing the defense attorney say it's "devastating." Dude, you know what's devastating....the violent deaths of those innocent people!
Motta thinks he'll get a new trial. I don't think so. These people sicken me.
My feelings exactly. I got modded a year or so back for an allegedly 'derogatory' comment I made about them. I won't repeat it here but it was deserved IMO. This whole circus was just a lot of free advertising for their criminal practice. Garcia was entitled to a vigorous defense but these people made a mockery of their profession.
You are absolutely right, Snick: Motta had the audacity to say, outside the courtroom after the verdict, that he expects their phones will be ringing with calls from defendants who will want to be represented by them... unbelievable!!!!
http://www.ketv.com/article/brumback-family-reacts-after-reinstatement-of-death-penalty/8262539Carol Brumback, the sister of late Dr. Roger Brumback, is thankful to hear that Nebraska reinstated the death penalty.
Dr. Roger Brumback, along with three others, was killed by Anthony Garcia.
Carol Brumback says with the death penalty reinstated, it could mean Garcia’s life could end.
Typically a murder case is focused on the alleged conduct of the defendant, not on the attorneys representing him.
The Anthony Garcia case is anything but typical.
Garcia’s lead local attorney, Jeremy Jorgenson, has been suspended from practicing law in Nebraska until he shows proof that he has taken several continuing legal education courses, The World-Herald learned on Wednesday.
Court officials confirm out-of-state defense attorneys for convicted serial killer Anthony Garcia want off the case.
Robert Motta Sr. and Robert Motta Jr. have requested a hearing so they can formally withdraw from the case.