So the DA is assuming that Kibby cannot pay his trailer park rent because he cannot afford an attorney. Um, my guess is that the rent is $150 a month, which is what a lawyer charges an hour.
Judge: distinctions I need to make.
Motions before me are to preserve evidence. This is not a motion for discovery or unsealing affidavits.
Well, a week ago he had $5 to his name, according to statements he made to the court. And he hasn't worked for over a week. It's not an unreasonable assumption based on that info alone. And the prosecutor might have more information that we haven't heard.So the DA is assuming that Kibby cannot pay his trailer park rent because he cannot afford an attorney. Um, my guess is that the rent is $150 a month, which is what a lawyer charges an hour.
Well, a week ago he had $5 to his name, according to statements he made to the court. And he hasn't worked for over a week. It's not an unreasonable assumption based on that info alone. And the prosecutor might have more information that we haven't heard.
Yeah apparently in NH no one needs to make a LEGAL argument. Why, the state ought to just say that they do not feel like preserving the crime scene, or that they ran out of toner for the copier and that is why Kibby cannot get any information.
I'll confirm and edit the post if neceesary. I'm pretty sure the figure was $5.00Bessie, I listened to that arraignment hearing again, and I believe it was actually $5,000. It was too late to correct it in the thread, though.