2010.05.06 Budget Hearing

[What'sThatClue]

JB requires 2 experts

 

[Openmyeyes]

Baez keeps saying over 60% of the work is done by these experts. I wish they would make him back it up with invoices and payment reciepts. I personally think he is full of poo.

I was just thinking this. There is no way they have that large of a percentage. If that was the case, they wouldn't be asking for more time, and wouldn't be so darn disorganized.

 

[Roze]

Talking about Oakridge Labs. Forensic chemistry will require two experts. Field doesn't fall under expertise of one individual. Impossible to find someone.

 

[whiteangora]

I'll tell ya what I want to see -

I want to see where all these percentages %'s of completed work by these experts are documented. Call me cynical, but I'm not buying the %'s JB is proffering. Nope, not even a little bit.

Well, when JP said "If they have completed 50% of their work", that opened the flood gates for JB........now they have all done that much and more.
Proof please?

 

[beach]

Me thinks Baez is testing the patience of Judge Perry 2+ hours into this hearing.

 

[darnudes]

Okay for our folks at home who are not watching on tv or online....when JP says next,

He says....... NEXT!!

Basically, move it right along Baez...lol

 

[strawberry]

Is Mr. Tall Gray Suit the JAC?

 

[QB.]

JB making a case for 2 out of state forensic chemists. Very specialize work, in short supply,

 

[Anais]

Well, when JP said "If they have completed 50% of their work", that opened the flood gates for JB........now they have all done that much and more.
Proof please?

JAC will require such as IMO will Judge Perry............

 

[Dignity4Victims]

Such a HUGEEEE difference between Mr. Ashton addressing the court vs. the incompetent Jose Baez who stutters and stammers over every word he speaks.

Wow.

 

[QB.]

JA talking about air sample science.
Says this evidence was extremely important before remains found, but still important even after remains found.

 

[darnudes]

Is Mr. Tall Gray Suit the JAC?

yep, he defers to the judgment of the court a lot.

 

[QB.]

JP: defense request for these 2 experts granted and bound by JAC fees

Next: Huh, an expert in human decomp. Don't know the word he used.

 

[Roze]

Taphonomy - study of human decomp. Call in CA. She's a nurse in the field.

 

[What'sThatClue]

JB--human decomp expert Taphonomy Expert
State--not a recognized area of science
Judge---"Gentlemen, one at a time"

 

[QB.]

JP asking state what they think , JA asking for spellling, JA shaking head back and forth, they are all writing it down, still escapes me.
Says it isn't known science. TAFONY?

 

[Oakley]

Taphonomy - study of fossilization

 

[darnudes]

okay...argument now going on with Baez and Aston about an expert..Baez says to Aston if he hasn't heard of the field then Aston can go and "google it"....

The bloody check of Baez is breath taking......!!!

 

[whiteangora]

JB--human decomp expert Taphonomy Expert
State--not a recognized area of science
Judge---"Gentlemen, one at a time"

JB telling JA to GOOGLE it!!! OMG!

 

[beach]

Taphonomy[note 1] is the study of decaying organisms over time and how they become fossilized (if they do). The term taphonomy, (from the Greek taphos - τάφος meaning burial, and nomos - νόμος meaning law), was introduced to paleontology in 1940 by Russian scientist, Ivan Efremov, to describe the study of the transition of remains, parts, or products of organisms, from the biosphere, to the lithosphere, i.e. the creation of fossil assemblages.[1][2]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taphonomy#cite_note-0