I'm not doing this. I'm not going to be a person to question every single thing the state did or didn't do or why.
It could be that this person was very well regarded in the area of computer forensics. IIRC the state's regular computer person met this guy at a conference and asked if he could assist them on fixing the issue with the daylight savings time on the data they were collecting and he said he could with his program.
The defense didn't EVEN HAVE a computer expert of if they did then they couldn't find one that had a different opinion than the state's expert.
Did anyone use the number 84 in court after June 27?
They knew when the defense called the computer people and Jose asked the lady who that guy was that came in with her. LOL It was her lawyer.
The defense did have an expert for consulting, and he also told Baez about the discrepancy.
Ex Forensis: Casey Anthony Digital Evidence - Chloroform Searches
How many meetings did they have in chambers some with Casey? How many sidebars. If the State says they released the information to the defense I do believe that. They did share information and followed the court order about discovery. The defense did not. Track record tells me it was shared.
Plus, it became real clear in court the defense knew about this issue.
There is a difference between the defense knowing and the prosecution knowing and presenting evidence they knew to be false.Yes grandmaj, the defense knew. This is being brought up now because..........? :waitasec:
Yes grandmaj, the defense knew. This is being brought up now because..........? :waitasec:
#CaseyAnthony State Attorney's office today says they disclosed chloroform search discrepancy to defense well before end of trial.
Mr. Bradley, fearing that jurors were being given false information based on his data, contacted the police and the prosecution the weekend of June 25.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/19/us/19casey.html?_r=3
...........all of this information was disclosed to the defense in a timely manner.........Court records show that the defense was completely aware of the issues, utilizing these facts at trial.
http://www.cfnews13.com/static/articles/images/documents/CacheBack-errors-0719.pdf
Jose Baez: It is our understanding that the cacheback report contains false information
http://www.wftv.com/video/28440654/index.html
Prosecution withheld evidence
if it's good for the goose...
Then they should have put this expert on the stand to discredit the state's expert, they didn't. And that's not the state's fault.
Statement from the state released today:There is a difference between the defense knowing and the prosecution knowing and presenting evidence they knew to be false.
AGAIN From the state:Uh, nobody is saying anything is the state's fault nor that the defense was hindered, not me or him. He explained why he couldn't testify in court in that very link. He did advise Baez on how to question Stenger and he did so and got Stenger to point out the discrepancy.
People aren't baffled because of the searches they are baffled because of the duct tape and how caylee was found, the lies and much more. The computer searches didnt have much to do with it at all. Whether she search it once or 84 times doesnt make a bit a diffence. What makes the differnce is she did it not to long before her child was missing or should I say dead.
BBMBecause if it appears that Casey didn't receive a fair trial or that the SA were railroading her then Casey suddenly becomes marketable again and Casey becomes the victim instead of the murderer.
Because if it appears that Casey didn't receive a fair trial or that the SA were railroading her then Casey suddenly becomes marketable again and Casey becomes the victim instead of the murderer.
Not sure. But the main thing would be if the State informed the Defense in a timely manner. If so, then no misconduct. If not, then it would be. But from the transcripts, it does appear Baez was informed. Why, then, the headlines RE "Prosecutorial Misconduct", which I had been taking seriously, assuming major news networks could be trusted.Did anyone use the number 84 in court after June 27?