Apparently, Prior knew also-- look at the last sentence
2:57 p.m. Prior cites a rule that says the court can allow an amendment before the state rests – but not after. Prior says the state doesn’t have any right to ask for a various or amendment at this point in the trial. “They have to make any amendment and correction prior to resting their case,” Prior says. He says four lawyers have had over a year to analyze this and after they rest their case, the court corrected it.
Prior says he wasn’t going to tip the court off that there was a problem.
LIVE UPDATES FROM THE CHAD DAYBELL TRIAL CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE TRIAL LIVE Please excuse the typos. These are live updates from the courtroom. A lot of text messages are being displayed today. We are preserving the typos and misspellings in those. 3:45 p.m. Boyce says he raised the issue – not...
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